Việt Nam expects livestock products to join the list of products gaining billion dollar export value, if Việt Nam can sign the protocol on poultry meat export with China, and continue to negotiate the protocol on pork export to this market, Nam said.

The prices of Vietnamese export rice have endured a sharp decline after hitting a record high recently, according to the Vietnam Food Association (VFA).

A German delegation visit to Vietnam from January 23-24 highlighted prospects for bilateral cooperation in developing Vietnamese skilled workers. We discuss key points raised during the visit, including challenges and business growth opportunities.

The US will help Việt Nam in developing semiconductor workforce, improving investment environment for the semiconductor industry, which are among the hardest, biggest constraints that companies face as they try and expand their semiconductor supply chains.

Ho Chi Minh City needs to support and encourage businesses to seek and expand exports to potential markets.

In 2023, Vietnam's fruit and vegetable export revenue reached a record of 5.69 billion USD, an increase of 69.2% compared to 2022. In 2024, the vegetable industry in Vietnam will face many new breakthrough opportunities in production and export, with the goal of reaching about 6.5 billion USD in revenue, and is expected to soon reach the “dream number” of 10 billion USD, thus making Vietnam a “powerhouse” of fruits and vegetable exports.

By leveraging global media outlets, Vietnamese businesses could effectively communicate their values, innovation and quality to a wider audience.

The Overseas Vietnamese Businessmen Association on January 27 held its 4th congress in Ho Chi Minh City to review its operations in the 2018-2023 tenure and set out directions and tasks for the 2023-2028 period.

A complex of commercial, tourism, financial - banking, and advanced technology facilities worth over 350 million USD in total is set to be built in the vicinity of Tan Thanh Border Gate, the northern province of Lang Son.

The increasingly strong trend of opening up international economic integration has been opening up many trade opportunities for the Vietnamese business community. This is an opportunity to promote the export of Vietnamese goods to potential markets around the world, but the larger the "playing field", the greater the associated risks. Around this issue, Mr. Hoang Minh Chien (photo), Deputy Director of the Department of Trade Promotion, Ministry of Industry and Trade, shared about solutions for businesses to exploit these opportunities.