Hanoi’s craft villages apply technological advances in production for higher productivity and competitiveness, and sustainable development.

The fight against counterfeit, prohibited, and IPR-infringing products is becoming increasingly tough.

With ongoing technological development, improved logistics and rising consumer demand, Vietnam's e-commerce market is poised for robust growth.

The bill comes as the e-commerce sector grapples with increasing packaging waste and transportation emissions, which put significant pressure on the environment.

By 2025, Vietnam's e-commerce is expected to reach 10% of retail sales and contribute to the digital economy which is estimated to account for 20% of GDP.

Hanoi's e-commerce tax administration is expected to be significantly tightened in the near future.

E-commerce is expected to reach US$22 billion in 2024, leading the growth of Vietnam's digital economy.