The recent visit to Việt Nam of a high-level delegation led by John Lee Ka-Chiu, chief executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) of China, marks a significant milestone in strengthening bilateral relations and opening new avenues for cooperation.

The domestic state budget has witnessed a surplus so far this year, reflecting a rise in revenue from export and import activities, but not from crude oil.

The economy's exports are gradually recovering, opening up many positive signals for industries. To achieve the target of 6% export growth, among the solutions to boost exports, developing new markets and niche markets with great potential is an important direction.

Aligning with national and global development trends, integrating digital transformation with green transformation, also known as "dual transformation," not only ensures business goals but also contributes to sustainable development objectives for both businesses and society.

Vietnamese Finance Minister Ho Duc Phoc today proposed Singapore to support Vietnam in modernizing tax and customs management at a meeting with Second Minister Chee Hong Tat for Finance of Singapore.

The EU, the United States, and China represent the three largest coffee import markets from Vietnam since the beginning of the year.

Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính has asked proactive, flexible, timely and effective monetary policies to be continued to promote the country’s socio-economic development while ensuring the safety of the national financial and banking system while working with the State Bank of Việt Nam and relevant ministries on Monday.

The Vietnamese economy grew faster than expected in the first half of the year thanks to the positive recovery of the manufacturing and services sectors. However, the country’s former economic engines were absent in the list of fastest-growing localities.

Ashraf Ahmed, Chairman of the Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI), speaks to Việt Nam News about Bangladeshi enterprises seeking trade cooperation opportunities

Around 80 countries have recently reached an agreement on rules governing global digital commerce. Although it still faces challenges ahead, the agreement is expected to open a period of stronger development for the digital trade.