Investment
Can Tho’s industrial production continues positive growth
The city has maintained industrial growth by supporting businesses in expanding production and bringing new projects into operation.
Investment
Dong Nai attracts more than $2.5 billion in FDI in 10M
The southern city expecting to secure more large-scale, high-tech projects in 2027.
Investment
Ha Tinh to build expressway connecting Ho Chi Minh Road to Cau Treo International Border Gate
The 51-km section requires estimated investment capital of VND15 trillion ($570 million).
PM proposes four priorities, four directions for ASEAN infrastructure development
Prime Minister Le Minh Hung was speaking at the ASEAN Business and Investment Summit (ABIS) 2026 on November 14 shortly after his arrival in Manila (the Philippines) to attend the 49th ASEAN Summit and related high-level meetings from November 14 to 17.
Friendship, cooperation carry strategic significance for long-term stability, development of Vietnam, Cambodia: Leaders
The two leaders spoke highly of the cooperation achievements in recent years and agreed to continue upholding the strategic guiding role of relations between the two Parties in the overall Vietnam-Cambodia relationship.
Prime Minister emphasizes transparent, implementable institutional framework
The Government will develop financial instruments and facilities, including financial centers in Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang, to attract medium and long-term investment capital.
Prime Minister proposes favorable conditions for Vietnamese enterprises to invest in Cuba
Prime Minister Le Minh Hung called for Vietnam and Cuba to regularly review and promote the implementation of high-level agreements, promptly resolve obstacles, and create favorable conditions for Vietnamese businesses to cooperate and invest in Cuba.
Vietnam's 2025 budget deficit narrows by 15.1% against forecast
The 2025 state budget deficit accounts for only 3.1% of GDP, significantly lower than the projected 3.8%.
Unlocking private capital for climate change adaptation
According to the World Bank, economic damage from climate change in Vietnam in 2020 was estimated at $10 billion, equivalent to 3.2% of GDP.