Economy

Vietnam is targeting $5 billion in rice exports this year. The country currently ranks third in the world in terms of rice exports.

Vietnam needs a plan to build a brand for Vietnamese robusta coffee in foreign markets.

When the amended Land Law comes into effect in January 2025, more overseas Vietnamese will be able to own local property.

This year's target is the deployment of 125,000 Vietnamese workers under contract abroad, with a focus on high-income and stable markets.

The new Vietnam-Laos trade agreement, which consists of five chapters with 15 articles and five appendices, covers important aspects of trade cooperation between the two countries.

Maintaining electricity supply during the peak dry season this year is expected to be challenging due to high demand and lower-than-average water flows.

Both sides are expected to set up a joint working group to strengthen cooperation in oil and gas projects.

European businesses show optimism for Vietnam's economy in the near and long term.

Given its continued allure for FDI and burgeoning opportunities in renewable energy, the country is well-positioned to attract green investments that can drive sustainable growth.

India's Guest of Honor status demonstrates the close economic relations between the two countries contributed by the increasing presence of Indian businesses in Vietnam and growing trade.

Manufacturing for export is regaining momentum, alongside a promising outlook for long-term foreign direct investment.

Vietnam is an important country for South Korea with abundant resources and development potential, making it an attractive market for construction investment.

French Minister of the Armed Forces Sébastien Lecornu, along with the Secretary of State for Veterans and Remembrance Patricia Miralles will visit Vietnam to attend the 70th anniversary celebration of the Dien Bien Phu victory in May.

The two countries will realize the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership framework, especially in key areas such as trade and investment.

With more than $100 billion in foreign exchange reserves, the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) is ready to intervene to stabilize the exchange rate as needed.

GDP growth in the first quarter reached 5.66%, the highest since 2020.

The city has developed the labor market and improved the employment data system to link labor supply and demand and reduce unemployment.