During a working session with the Hai Phong Party Committee on March 16, Party General Secretary To Lam urged the northern city to sustain high, long-term growth closely tied to modernisation, green transition, digitalisation, and better life quality.
During the first and second quarters of 2026, the city can capitalize on lower tariffs from the United States to bolster manufacturing and export activities, further driving economic expansion.
A newly-issued Decree on a domestic carbon exchange will bring the contents of a Prime Ministerial Decision on the carbon market to life, organizing, operating, and managing carbon trading activities in Vietnam.
ProPak Vietnam 2026, the 19th international exhibition on processing and packaging technology, will focus on showcasing solutions in packaging, food processing, pharmaceuticals, logistics, and the cold chain industry.
As of the end of 2025, Ho Chi Minh City remained the leading locality in Vietnam for FDI attraction, with a cumulative total of approximately $142.2 billion, corresponding to over 20,470 active projects.