In 2026, Viet Nam’s Investment Law and related policies are set for a new round of revisions, expected to reshape the investment landscape and business models

The country's food and beverage industry grew over 13 percent in Q1 2026, with businesses adapting through deeper processing, value-chain integration

VCCI has urged USTR to base its investigations on objective, up-to-date information reflecting Viet Nam’s production realities.

On April 15, 2026, the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) submitted its comments to the USTR. VCCI affirmed that manufacturing and business practices in Vietnam do not involve systemic overcapacity, nor is there any evidence of forced labor in the production of export goods as concerned.

The Trade Remedies Authority of Vietnam will continue coordinating with the Vietnam Trade Office in Australia and relevant information sources to inform associations, businesses, and related parties about the outcome of the review

Viet Nam's textile and garment exports remained stable during the first three months of this year

As the security environment in the Asia-Pacific grows more complex, developing the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between Japan and Viet Nam for peace and prosperity in Asia and the world is becoming increasingly important

With a large Muslim population, Türkiye serves as both a major consumer market and a well-developed processing hub for such products

Mr. Shantanu Chakraborty, ADB Country Director for Viet Nam, shared his insights on Viet Nam’s growth outlook amid ongoing global economic uncertainties

Foreign direct investment (FDI) is gaining momentum in Viet Nam in early 2026, not only expanding in scale but also shifting toward high-tech, data, and green manufacturing sectors