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ODA loan to be provided by Japan for green growth in Vietnam
It is expected that the loan, worth ¥50 billion, will be fully disbursed by December this year
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PM calls for development of more oil and petroleum reserve facilities
The move aiming to strengthen national energy security.
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Vietnam’s agro-forestry-fishery exports reach nearly $16.7 bln in Q1 2026
In terms of market regions, Asia remained the largest destination for Vietnam's agro-forestry-fishery products, accounting for 45.1% of the total market share.
HCMC targets top spot among ASEAN retail hubs
The Southern city also focuses on boosting the competitiveness of local enterprises and developing a synchronized distribution system linked to exports, gradually branding HCMC as a regional shopping landmark.
Hanoi issues action plan to implement smart city development project
By 2030, the city strives to meet the sustainable smart city criteria established by the Ministry of Construction and break into the Top 50 of prestigious global smart city rankings.
Hanoi tourism records nearly 9 million arrivals in Q1, 2026
A recent survey by Vietnam Report shows that the majority of tourists prefer booking services through travel apps like Traveloka and Booking.com, accounting for 78.5%, while 56.9% book through travel company websites. This indicates that digital tourism development is becoming the main trend.
Hanoi to seek new cooperation opportunities for urban and green development
Chairman of the Hanoi People's Committee pledges to promote cooperation with investors from the Philippines, Japan and the United States.
Airlines to halt several domestic flights starting April 1 due to rising fuel costs
Should fuel prices remain around $200 per barrel, operational expenses for airlines could rise by roughly 40% compared to prior to the Middle East conflict.
Strongest rise in selling prices for almost 15 years as war in Middle East leads to steep cost inflation
A report from S&P Global noting that intensifying price pressures acted to limit demand, and rates of growth in both new orders and output slowed as a result.