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Viet Nam is expected to lead ASEAN+3 in growth, supported by resilient demand and investment, as AMRO warns of rising risks from global energy shocks
MoreViet Nam - China cooperation in the Red River Basin is deepening, boosting infrastructure links, supply chains and cross-border trade
MoreThe global economy is moving from one driven by the gains of globalisation to one shaped by the pricing of security risks
MoreIn a rapidly shifting global economic landscape, innovation is no longer a strategic option for businesses but a prerequisite for survival and growth
MoreCan Tho City is actively implementing many programs and activities to raise awareness and action among the community and mobilize the whole society to "join hands" in protecting and developing aquatic resources
MoreMilitary conflict in the Middle East triggered a seismic shift in the global energy market, at times pushing crude oil prices above 100 USD per barrel and diesel prices to 238 USD per barrel
MoreThe government has issued Resolution No. 82/NQ-CP approving the policy of the Law on Key Industries
MoreIn the first quarter of 2026, the country's agricultural, forestry, and fisheries export turnover reached US$16.69 billion, an increase of 5.9% compared to the same period in 2025
MoreTransport and logistics networks both regional and international are under increasing strain from conflicts in the Middle East
MoreThe agency projects Viet Nam’s GDP growth to average around 6.7% annually during 2026–2028, driven by exports and infrastructure investment, despite mounting risks in the global environment
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