Economy

The One Commune, One Product (OCOP) fair is expected to boost sales of local products and promote rural tourism.

Most of the Norwegian companies presenting in the international exhibition have been active in Vietnam, while others are exploring investment opportunities in the Southeast Asian country.

Eight months after the reopening of international travel, Hanoi has seen substantial development in the tourism sector.

National Assembly chairman Vuong Dinh Hue visited the Vietnamese Embassy in the Philippines during his tour of this country.

VinFast, the car-making arm of Vietnam's private conglomerate Vingroup, today shipped 999 electric units to the US.

"Hanoi Midnight Sale" and "From online to street vending" are trade promotion events running at Big C Thang Long supermarket since November 24.

The project, once completed, will have a great impact on the social development not only of Hanoi but also of the provinces and cities in the Capital Zone.

'Bridge the Gap’ reaffirms Manulife’s commitment to providing comprehensive protection solutions to help customers in Vietnam and their loved ones build a better future.

Vietnam is on track to export 7.2-7.3 million tons of rice in 2022, the second-highest export volume in the country's history.

Bilateral trade turnovers between Vietnam and the Philippines are now worth $7 billion, and there is still room to grow.

Vietnam’s textile sector is on track to realize its export growth target of US$43 billion this year and maintain strong momentum in 2023.

This is the first visit by a Ugandan leader to Vietnam since the two countries established diplomatic relations in 1973.

Linkage programs will remove inter-provincial trading barriers and boost consumption in the capital city.

With its superior features, Dulux Weathershield will continue to help Cu Lao Xanh lighthouse against harsh marine climate conditions, maintaining its long-lasting beauty.

The city welcomed over 17 million visitors during January-November.

In 2023, the Government allocated VND47 trillion (US$1.9 billion) for public investment projects in Hanoi.

Digital solutions would help the city address existing problems during the urban planning and management process.