Alongside the rollout of the national population database and the VNeID digital identity platform, integrating technologies such as radio frequency identification and mobile computing is increasingly seen as the next step in strengthening Vietnam’s public security system.
The move is intended to ensure flexible and efficient operations, reduce flight delays, and accommodate rising passenger demand during the upcoming Reunification Day (April 30)- May Day (May 1) holiday peak.
An Asia-Pacific survey released by CPA Australia show that growth prospects are driven by increased adoption of technology, rapid e-commerce expansion, and improved corporate governance practices.
The exhibition features six international pavilions representing 200 enterprises from 17 countries and territories, including the Czech Republic, Malaysia, India, China, and the Netherlands.
Having exported high-speed trains to several countries, South Korea is now looking to expand its collaboration with Vietnam, specifically by proposing to supply trains for Metro Line No. 2 in Ho Chi Minh City.
The list is being shaped around three criteria: economic demand and competitiveness, sectoral advantages and potential, and the ability to form value chains and markets.
A recent seminar on the ongoing energy challenges heard of the need for market reforms and stronger strategic reserves in Vietnam to ensure long-term energy security.
Vietnam's HCI+ results in 2026 are not only related to education and healthcare but also tied to public financial management, showing the country's ability to transform public budget investments in education and healthcare into tangible economic outcomes.