During the meeting, General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee and President To Lam stressed that economic, trade and investment cooperation is one of the most important pillars of bilateral relations, directly benefiting businesses and people and contributing to the development of both countries.
Given the eight-month results, economic management should focus on ensuring existing drivers are as effective as possible over the closing months of 2026 rather than on creating new drivers.
The central province is preparing detailed zoning plan for the area surrounding the border gate, which is expected to create additional room for logistics infrastructure.
As planned, in the last six months of 2026, authorities and localities of the northern port city are tasked with determining land prices for 42 projects (39 land allocation projects and 3 land auction projects), with total expected revenue from land-use fees amounting to nearly $545 milion.
Vietnam aims to strengthen international integration, including integration into global technology supply chains, leveraging external resources to serve development goals, and creating favorable conditions for foreign enterprises to invest and operate effectively in Vietnam.
The project will be implemented during 2026–2029. The southern city expects to approve the investment policy, organize an architectural design competition, conduct surveys, and prepare a feasibility study report in 2026.
Dr. Saman Bandara, Forensics Leader at Ernst & Young Vietnam Limited, explains to VET’s Huynh Dung how ISO 37001 can help companies translate their anti-bribery commitments into a structured, evidence-based governance system that supports pre-investment or pre-listing due diligence.