Topic: industry

The law, scheduled to take effect on January 1, 2026, is expected to promote national digital transformation process, paving the way for domestic tech enterprises to grow sustainably, integrate deeply into the global market, and contribute to establishing a new position for Viet Nam on the world stage.

Vietnam has a vision of, by 2050, building a modern railway network and taking full control of all related technologies, from manufacturing rails and switches to self-sufficiency in electrification.

Despite possessing a host of favorable conditions, Vietnam still has much to do to develop a strong domestic shipbuilding industry and secure a firm position in the global market.

Among the 18 key industrial products, 13 demonstrated significant growth.

A report reveals a robust recovery in industrial production throughout 2024, with consistent quarter-on-quarter improvement.

Representatives from government agencies highlighted the stellar growth of Vietnam’s digital economy at a recent conference while expressing concern over the challenges that still lie ahead.

By 2030, the Mekong Delta province will have a total of 72 industrial clusters, spanning 3,989 ha.

The northern central province expects to attract a total investment of approximately $66.4 billion for the 2021-2030 period

The law passed by the 15th National Assembly on June 28.

Priority given to high-tech industries such as semiconductor, electronic production and telecommunications.