The expansion of Vietnamese fruits and vegetables to the UK market has demonstrated that the country’s production capacity of farm produce is improving in terms of quality, as the UK is a very demanding market with high requirements for food hygiene and safety.

Vietnam is currently a major producer of agricultural products, an achievement greatly attributable to science and technology, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD).

Thorough preparations, especially in human resources training, are needed for Vietnam to anticipate opportunities of the semiconductor industry expected to continue growing rapidly in the coming time.

Vietnamese exports to the UK grapple with challenges due to shifting policies and global conditions.

The EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) has helped accelerate the recovery of Vietnam’s exports to the EU, especially in the first two years since it came into effect in 2020, yet the impact is somewhat less positive in the third year, according to a report released by the Central Institute for Economic Management (CIEM) on October 27.

The "green path" of pioneering enterprises contains many thorns, but is still chosen by many Vietnamese textile and garment enterprises because they have early recognized the "green living" demand and use green products of the market.

The Science & Technology Ministry yesterday cooperated with the Information & Communications Ministry to host a conference on the semiconductor industry in Vietnam.

On the 30-year of establishment and development, the country's agricultural extension system has played a key role in transferring technical advances and new technologies to farmers, and made an important contribution to the development of agricultural production while increasing income for farmers, especially those in disadvantaged areas.

Vietnam’s garment and textile industry has been a cornerstone of the country’s rapid economic development. Despite global challenges, the sector has proven somewhat resilient and still presents a wealth of opportunities for foreign firms.

As a member of the recently formed Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity (IPEF), Vietnam is expected to receive support from nations like the U.S. in order to digitize, streamline, and unify import, export, and transit processes. With the El Niño climate pattern advisory now in effect, countries around the world are strengthening preparations for weather disasters like wildfires, floods, and tropical cyclones. Trade facilitation should play a key role in Vietnam’s disaster preparedness, so as to minimize commerce bottlenecks and ensure fast economic recovery in the wake of trade disasters. Eliminating outdated, manual procedures and pointless red tape also ensures essential aid — like medicine, food, and construction equipment — can be delivered to countries in need without delay.