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Vietnam - Japan Forum 2025 held in Hanoi
Solutions proposed for Vietnam and Japan to further strengthen their cooperation in the future.
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Vietnam is on the threshold of becoming a developed nation: Deputy Prime Minister Ho Duc Phoc
At the Vietnam New Economy Forum (VNEF) 2025, held on October 2 afternoon, the Deputy Prime Minister stressed the importance of renewing the growth model, fostering new drivers of growth, and building a resilient, sustainable economy capable of withstanding global fluctuations.
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Hanoi tops 2025 Provincial Innovation Index
The index offers a comprehensive overview of how provincial economies are performing in terms of innovation-driven growth.
Vietnam – Sweden business forum held in Stockholm
The event seen as part of Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh’s official visit to Sweden from June 12-14.
Swedish businesses asked to expand investment in Vietnam
During a working breakfast with leaders of major Swedish corporations on June 12 as part of his official visit to Sweden, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh expressed his hope that Swedish companies will continue to expand their investment in information technology infrastructure, especially in remote and mountainous areas in Vietnam.
AI expected to contribute $130 bln to Vietnam's economy by 2040
The National Innovation Centre has released a report of Vietnam AI Economy.
EDF expects to join nuclear power development in Vietnam
During his meeting with EDF leaders in Paris on June 11, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh asked the French energy giant to cooperate with Petrovietnam, Viettel and other Vietnamese partners in developing nuclear energy, renewable energy, telecommunication, and artificial intelligenc
Alstom (France) shows interest in Vietnam’s high-speed North-South railway project
In his meeting with Alstom leaders in Paris on June 11, PM Pham Minh Chinh emphasized that cooperation with France plays an important role in implementing new railway projects in Vietnam.
Resolution on reorganization of provincial-level administrative units officially approved
Under a resolution approved by the National Assembly on June 12, Vietnam has 34 centrally-run cities and provinces.