Hanoi strengthens export competitiveness and trade protection measures
Hanoi will work with the Ministry of Industry and Trade to ensure that businesses and manufacturers are ready for new challenges.
Hanoi will work with the Ministry of Industry and Trade to ensure that businesses and manufacturers are ready for new challenges.
Numerous Vietnamese projects in various sectors have effectively contributed to Laos' development, creating jobs and improving the livelihoods of tens of thousands of local workers.
Key drivers of Vietnam’s growth include institutional reforms and decentralized governance.
Vietnam, in particular, will gain further access to a high-quality market, complementing its connections with Japan, Canada, and Australia.
Hanoi's e-commerce tax administration is expected to be significantly tightened in the near future.
Higher fines for food safety violations in Hanoi are according to new resolution.
The event in Ba Vi District is expected to provide consumers with access to distinctive products from traditional craft villages in the locality and other places.
The city's plans to build and upgrade markets will comply with environmental hygiene regulations, fire safety precautions, and food safety standards.
The city has stepped up efforts to promote OCOP items through trade fairs and supermarket chains.
The festival helps businesses promote their products made under OCOP programs and traditional crafts.
The Hanoi People's Committee has launched a comprehensive plan to ensure food safety during the 2025 Lunar New Year and Spring Festival.
This is designed to unlock the potential of Hanoi's night-time economy, creating a vibrant shopping and entertainment environment for residents and visitors.
By encouraging all stakeholders to co-operate, Hanoi aims to improve food safety standards and protect public health.
Bilateral trade between Vietnam and Hesse has reached around EUR1 billion (US$1.05 billion) annually, accounting for one-tenth of total trade between Vietnam and Germany.
The event is part of the Hanoi Concentrated Promotion Program 2024, held in May, July, and November, attracting up to 2,000 businesses.
The "Most Popular Vietnamese Products" voting program is part of the city's broader efforts to encourage the consumption of local goods.
The fair will go on from November 22 to 27 at the Thanh Tri Cultural, Information and Sports Center.
This year's fair will contribute to the promotion of trade and the expansion of typical regional products, especially agricultural and food products that meet export standards.