Strong manufacturing inflows and rising capital absorption pushed Vietnam’s foreign investment performance to a new peak in 2025, reinforcing the country’s standing as a resilient destination for global investors.
Cooperating with Vietnam will provide long-term strategic benefits and help the two countries improve their trade balance in a fair, harmonious, and sustainable way.
The new system is considered a significant advancement for Vietnam’s stock market, meeting growing requirements of market participants.
The combination of economic cooperation, cultural exchange and legislative dialogue is essential for building a more resilient and comprehensive partnership in the years ahead between Vietnam and the two European countries.
The $500-million EU package aims to enhance Vietnam’s power stability, expand renewables and advance the country’s net-zero goals.
Hanoi and Russia’s Kaluga Province reaffirmed their commitment to deepen cooperation across key economic and technological sectors during a meeting in the capital, highlighting shared priorities and long-standing ties between the two localities.
