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According to local experts, Hanoi is fast becoming a hotspot for luxury brands in Southeast Asia.

Vietnam and New Zealand have been working closely together to promote trade and investment between the two countries.

The global minimum corporate tax, expected to take effect in January next year, will affect large corporations' investment strategies and governments' investment policies, such as Vietnam's.

The new air routes connecting the two countries will bring many benefits to the two countries, strengthen the bilateral relationship and sustainably develop the economy.

The route, opened by budget carrier Vietjet Air, is the 8th one connecting Vietnam and Japan.

There is a risk of short power outages in certain areas through May 25 due to the combination of intense heat and high electricity demand.

The trade fair will run until May 19 in Hanoi.

The Prime Minister called for further investment from Belgian enterprises in Vietnam, especially in emerging sectors such as digital transformation, innovation, green transformation and circular economy.

According to the plan, renewable energy sources will account for a significant share of the energy mix, ranging from 67.5% to 71.5% by 2050.

The US$469-million Xuan Cau Industrial and Non-Tariff Cluster is located at Lach Huyen Deep Sea Port in the northern port city of Haiphong.

Boeing is committed to long-term investment in Vietnam in support of the development of the country's aviation industry.

The aim of the event is to create trade links and boost consumption.

Passengers' preferences for taxi and ride-sharing services are expected to increase, likely prompting the development of options and expansion of operations in mobile applications to maintain their market shares.

Given the adverse global environment, achieving 6.5% GDP growth this year would be challenging for Vietnam.

The Prime Minister has set up five task forces to facilitate the disbursement.

The Prime Minister underscored the urgency of the expansion of the single market as a means of promoting sustainable development and economic recovery.

Vietnam has solidified its position as Southeast Asia's and the rest of Asia's primary center for electronics production.

It is expected to help ease the pressure on the country's petroleum supply.

The business event allows companies from both nations to exchange information and forge new alliances for future cooperation.

Efforts to improve social security and people's living standards will continue to be the government's focus.