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Vietnam Economic Times / VnEconomy gathered the thoughts of EU and global partners on how Vietnam can turn its natural advantages into large-scale renewable investment and energy security.

During their talks in Beijing on April 15, the two leaders affirmed that the two Parties and countries should further strengthen solidarity, enhance strategic trust, and promote policy connectivity, trade, infrastructure, and energy.

Vietnam’s offshore wind power development has picked up pace over recent years on the back of new policy and legal instruments and is set to be a key player in power generation.

The difference between experimentation and success lies not in choosing which AI model, but in the overall approach…

Under current rules, licensed entities are only allowed to import gold bars and raw gold with a purity of at least 99.5%.

Delivering a policy speech at Tsinghua University in Beijing on April 14, Party General Secretary and State President To Lam underlined that this consistent approach stems from the fundamental and long-term interests of both countries and aligns with the aspirations of their peoples, while significantly contributing to peace, stability, cooperation and development in the region and the world.

Experience from the EU shows that an effective energy transition requires a synchronized set of factors, including a stable policy framework, strong technical capacity, and the ability to mobilize financing.

The move aiming to achieve a full 100% disbursement of the 2026 plan and double-digit economic growth.

After withdrawing from the personal e-wallet market with Moca, Grab is repositioning its financial strategy in Vietnam by focusing on payments for businesses...

Revenue from the Vietnamese market has seen explosive growth over the past year. From 1.08 billion yuan in 2024, revenue tripled by 2025. Compared to 2023 (559 million yuan), the revenue scale has increased sixfold.

Building on the foundation of friendship carefully nurtured by previous generations of leaders of the two countries, on the high-level common perceptions that have been established, on the determination of agencies, sectors and localities, and on the support of the people of both countries, Vietnam–China relations will certainly continue to develop in a stable, healthy and long-term sustainable manner, bringing more tangible benefits to the two Parties, States and peoples, and making increasingly positive contributions to peace, stability, cooperation and development in the region and the world.

The visit, taking place from April 14-17, is made at the invitation of General Secretary and President of China Xi Jinping and his spouse.

Efficiency and sustainability are the focus as Vietnam energy sector seeks qualitative rather than quantitative growth.

The program aimed at building a new generation of highly capable, independent scientists and strengthening national technological competitiveness.

Total capital allocated for 2026 estimated at more than VND1 quadrillion ($38 billion).

Reform proposals on administrative procedures, business conditions and conditional sectors must be submitted by April 20.

The joint statement was issued on the occasion of the official visit to Vietnam from April 12 to 14 by Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico.

Despite the decline, domestic prices remaining about VND20.08 million ($763) per tael higher than international levels.

Q1 economic results were something of a mixed bag, with positives and negatives easy to find as Vietnam enters a new era amid a complex global environment.

A Joint Statement to this effect was issued following talks between Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung and his Slovak counterpart Robert Fico in Hanoi on April 13.