Vietnam aims to foster innovation by building a technology ecosystem to develop AI, cloud computing, and sustainable digital infrastructure as it seeks AI-driven growth.
The central province is expected to strengthen its role as a centre for the marine economy, international tourism and services, as well as a competitive gateway for trade.
The Vietnam Oil and Gas Industry Machinery, Equipment and Technology Exhibition and the Vietnam Maritime and Shipbuilding Exhibition provide a platform for showcasing new technologies, exploring business opportunities and strengthening cooperation among domestic and international companies.
Two investors from Vietnam and Denmark are researching opportunities to expand air cargo terminal operations at Vietnam's Gia Binh and Long Thanh airports, amid high expectations for logistics infrastructure to strengthen international trade connectivity.
HanoiTex & HanoiFabric 2026 runs from October 21 to 23 at the I.C.E Hanoi Exhibition Center, featuring over 250 booths from eight countries and territories...
Under the 2075 vision, Da Nang is envisioned as an ecological, modern, smart, and globally connected coastal metropolis ranked among Asia’s foremost culturally distinct cities, progressively satisfying all statutory criteria for a special-class urban center.
Vietnam aims to foster innovation by building a technology ecosystem to develop AI, cloud computing, and sustainable digital infrastructure as it seeks AI-driven growth.
Vietnam aims to foster innovation by building a technology ecosystem to develop AI, cloud computing, and sustainable digital infrastructure as it seeks AI-driven growth.
The central province is expected to strengthen its role as a centre for the marine economy, international tourism and services, as well as a competitive gateway for trade.
As wellness tourism takes off around the world, Vietnam could secure a unique advantage by creating a value chain with a particular focus on traditional medicine and treatment along with medicinal herbs.
According to the northern city's Department of Agriculture and Environment, fruit-growing areas across the city reach 53,739 hectares in 2026. Oranges, pomelos, apples, and guavas account for 11,650 hectares (21.7 percent of total fruit acreage), with projected output reaching 118,525 tons, up 18.7 percent year-on-year.