Economy

The tax authorities will continue to dialogue with businesses to tackle problems and create the optimal environment for citizens and businesses.

The strategy aims to maintain Vietnam's position as the world's second largest producer and exporter of footwear products.

Mobilizing this energy source into the national grid should be based on the country's needs, development realities, and regional characteristics.

The city's agricultural sector aims to improve the quality, value, and productivity of its key agricultural products through production restructuring.

E-commerce in Vietnam continues to thrive and stands out in the overall economic landscape.

Hanoi will open a VND10 billion (nearly US$400,000) live streaming center this July to help businesses sell their products online.

Vietnam’s Q2 GDP growth surged to 6.9%, the highest in two years and well above market expectations of 6%.

Vietnam's tourism industry has long been recognized for its price competitiveness, rich natural resources, cultural heritage, and strong safety and security measures.

Hanoi expects more markets that meet the criteria for well-behaved traders and food safety standards.

By the end of this decade, Vietnam is expected to be among the top three Southeast Asian countries in terms of industrial competitiveness.

The market model 4.0 is expected to be a strategic step in the development of a digital society and digital economy in the city.

Failure to comply with phytosanitary and food safety regulations for exports has resulted in significant losses for local businesses.

Such a platform would help minimize price manipulation, ensure a flexible pricing mechanism, and improve the distribution and circulation of oil and gas.

The city will focus on strengthening enforcement of food safety regulations in food production and trade facilities.

Vietnamese agricultural exports may be at risk if producers and farmers are unable to meet international standards on food safety.