On a global scale, the United States leads with $112.6 billion in taxable crypto activity. Germany follows in second place with $24.1 billion, while China ($21 billion), the UK ($19.4 billion), and India ($19 billion) rounding out the top five.
By utilizing the newly established digital portal, enterprises in the central city can report issues directly through a QR code or a dedicated link, bypassing traditional, time-consuming administrative paperwork.
The capital city is actively strengthening career counseling, job placement, and vocational training initiatives alongside unemployment allowance payouts, aiming to help displaced workers quickly re-enter the labor market amid rising benefit claims.
With full implementation of the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and stricter Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) standards, the green transition has become a matter of survival, rather than a voluntary choice, for enterprises in industrial zones.
As Resolution No. 80-NQ/TW targets a 7% GDP contribution from cultural industries by 2030, Vietnam’s content creation sector is already estimated to account for nearly 5%, despite lacking official statistical recognition as a standalone economic industry.
The amended law removing 62 conditional business sectors and revising regulations governing another 14, representing a 28.28% reduction compared with the 2025 Investment Law.
The partnership expected to give students and teachers greater access to digital design tools while supporting the long-term development of a highly skilled digital workforce.