Industry

Vietnam is committed to developing the aviation industry and creating favorable conditions for airlines, both state-owned and private, to grow and compete fairly.

The Ministry of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs has set a target of sending 125,000 Vietnamese workers abroad this year.

State-owned enterprises need to 'dare to think, dare to do, and dare to take responsibility' to develop with new vigor and enthusiasm.

By February 20, the total foreign direct investment (FDI) reached nearly US$4.3 billion, a 39% increase compared to the same period last year.

The lack of an action plan is impacting the execution of projects and the supply of electricity for both production and consumption.

Confidence reached a one-year high as close to 55% of respondents expressed optimism.

Selling directly to foreign distribution channels offers promising prospects for Vietnamese exports.

The ASEAN Foundation and SAP are working together to empower young people to create innovative solutions to improve the lives of the ASEAN community, including the production of green energy and its economic benefits.

Indian-born RMIT Senior Lecturer Dr. Majo George shared his thoughts on a Vietnamese company's strategic move to tap into one of the world's most populous nations and rapidly expanding other markets.

As of February 20, Vietnam has attracted more than 39,500 FDI projects with a total registered capital of nearly US$473.1 billion.

Vietnam aims to become a key player in the global semiconductor industry, with a skilled engineering team to fulfill both the quality and quantity requirements of the domestic sector.

Exports of wood and wood products made a strong breakthrough in January, reaching $1.49 billion, a 72.5% increase over the same period in 2023.

The Government will facilitate Siemens with better conditions to expand its operations in Vietnam.

These technology parks in the three major cities will give priority to the development of IT services and products with a high added value.

Vietnam's labor market is anticipated to exhibit positive signs of recovery in 2024, although it may not fully revert to pre-Covid-19 levels.

Hanoi has been designated as the country’s political brain and an important economic, cultural, and scientific center.

Such a move would help Vietnam realize the country's goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.

Vietnam envisions becoming a center for the semiconductor chip industry by 2030 with activities including design, packaging, and testing.

More than 1,300 retail outlets in Hanoi were open from the first to the sixth day of the Lunar New Year, instead of remaining closed as is usually the case.

The move is a concrete manifestation of the robust cooperation between the two nations.