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Vietnam showcases agri-food excellence at FOODEX Japan 2026
On the very first day, Vietnam drew significant attention from both Japanese and international businesses.
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PM requests to diversify oil supply sources amid Middle East tensions
The Prime Minister chairing a meeting with the Government's Working Group to discuss measures to ensure energy security for socio-economic development.
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Middle East conflict hits Vietnam’s logistics sector hard
The two main maritime routes from Vietnam to the Middle East and Europe are facing different scenarios but share the same outcome: difficulty and increased costs.
Petrovietnam proposes halting crude oil exports
The Government's Resolution 36 grants Petrovietnam and its subsidiaries greater autonomy in the trading and importation of crude oil and raw materials for fuel production to mitigate the risk of supply chain disruptions from the Middle East.
E10 biofuel may be rolled out from June 2026
The plan is earlier deployed as global oil price soars significantly due to Middle East tensions.
Prime Minister holds phone conversation with Qatari counterpart amid Middle East tensions
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh expressed his deep concern over the developments of the current conflict in the Middle East, calling on relevant parties to exercise restraint, promote efforts to reduce tensions, seek solutions to peace in the region…
Party leader proposes GE Vernova to promote energy cooperation with Vietnam
Focus to be made on infrastructure, technology and human resources.
Vietnamese, Kuwaiti PMs discuss energy cooperation
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh and Kuwaiti Prime Minister Sheikh Ahmed Abdullah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah holding phone talks on March 9, discussing bilateral ties and regional situation.
Vietnam may activate petroleum price stabilization measures amid Middle East tensions
The stabilization mechanism would be considered when retail petroleum prices surge sharply within one month, with a cumulative increase of at least 20 per cent, according to a proposal from the Ministry of Industry and Trade.