Viet Nam and Switzerland step up trade ties as officials meet in Bern, discussing EFTA FTA progress, sourcing events and plans to boost business cooperation

After more than seven years of implementation, Viet Nam’s One Commune One Product (OCOP) programme has not only reshaped the rural goods market at home but is also gradually bringing local specialties to international markets

In April alone, nearly 20,400 enterprises were newly established. The most notable feature was not the number of new firms but the quality of capital inflows

After nearly four decades of attracting foreign direct investment (FDI), Viet Nam continues to have opportunities to attract multi-billion-dollar inflows from global corporations, contributing to growth in a new development period.

May 2026 marks one year since Viet Nam began implementing special policy mechanisms to promote private sector development, in line with Resolution 68 issued by the Politburo of the Communist Party of Viet Nam

Viet Nam is ramping up infrastructure, digitalisation and policy reforms to strengthen logistics resilience amid global trade disruptions.

As global supply chains undergo rapid restructuring, Viet Nam continues to attract strong foreign investment not merely through incentives, but increasingly through a stable policy environment, streamlined procedures, and growing investor confidence in long-term prospects

Viet Nam’s fruit and vegetable exports rose more than 27% in the first quarter of the year, but sharp declines in several key items drove domestic prices down significantly

The rapid institutionalisation of Resolution No. 68-NQ/TW has reignited the desire to create wealth, encouraged new business formation and positively impacted market entry and business activity.

Viet Nam shines in light industry, apparel, electronics and processed agricultural products, while Mexico dominates in manufacturing, particularly automobiles, and boasts massive distribution networks across North America