The Vietnam Trade Office in Canada (VTO), under the Vietnam Ministry of Industry and Trade, cordially invites you to visit the Vietnam Pavilion at SIAL Canada 2026, taking place from April 29 to May 1, 2026 at the Palais des Congrès de Montréal.
This year, the Vietnam Pavilion (Booth 206) will place a special spotlight on Vietnam’s premium spice offerings,...
MoIT has introduced sweeping reforms to certificates of origin and related procedures to cut red tape, reduce costs and help businesses better tap tariff incentives amid global uncertainty.
Import and export procedures will be streamlined from May 1 under a new decision aimed at cutting red tape and improving access to tariff preferences for businesses.
Decision No 771/QĐ-BCT, issued by the Ministry...
Even as regional growth shows signs of slowing, the World Bank argues that Vietnam continues to emerge as a prime example of adaptability and the ability to turn challenges into opportunities to drive internal reforms.
The energy shock stemming from the Middle East conflict, coupled with rising trade barriers, global policy instability, and internal economic challenges, is putting significant pressure...
Government Resolution No. 82/NQ-CP on policies for key industries is expected to create a shift from growth based on scale to growth based on quality.
The Government's issuance of Resolution No. 82/NQ-CP dated April 3, 2026, approving the policy of the Law on Key Industries, demonstrates an institutional move that reorients the structure of Vietnam's industrial development in the new...
The Government's issuance of a Resolution on the adoption of the Key Industrial Policy is considered a "lever" for Vietnam to realize its goal of becoming a modern industrialized country.
Aiming to build a self-reliant industry.
The Prime Minister has just issued Resolution No. 82/NQ-CP on the adoption of the Policy for the Law on Key Industries. In the Resolution, the...
Double-digit growth is only feasible when institutional reform becomes the central engine, with procedures substantially cut, officials who dare to act protected, and a legal environment transparent enough for businesses to invest boldly.
The goal of double-digit growth is entirely feasible, but only if Vietnam prepares a sufficient foundation, from institutions and people to the internal strength of the economy,...
The State economic sector has effectively fulfilled its function of orienting, leading and regulating economic activities, contributing to promoting economic growth, stabilising the macro economy, maintaining major economic balances, ensuring national defence and security, fostering social progress and justice, improving living standards and raising Vietnam’s international standing.
The Politburo’s Resolution No. 79-NQ/TW on the development of the State economic sector...
This is one of the key goals set out in the "Strategy for the Development and Application of Atomic Energy for Peaceful Purposes through 2035, with a Vision to 2050.
Nuclear power is projected to account for 6–8% of Vietnam’s total electricity output by 2050, according to a newly approved national strategy that establishes atomic energy as a key driver...
At least 300,000 enterprises will be supported in adopting digital technologies, digital platforms and AI solutions.
The Government has approved a national plan to accelerate digital transformation among small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) for the 2026–2030 period.
The initiative aims to enhance SMEs’ readiness and capacity for digital transformation through targeted support packages tailored to their size, needs and industry characteristics....
A new Citi report highlights a reshaping of global supply chains, with ASEAN, and Vietnam in particular, taking on a more central role as trade flows, investment and corporate strategies adjust to new conditions.
Speaking to VnExpress International during a visit to Vietnam, Amol Gupte, Asia South and Banking Head at Citi, outlined the report's key findings and their implications...