From post-war poverty to a $500 billion economy, five decades after the end of the Vietnam War, the country stands as a lesson in post-conflict development ...

If Resolution 68 is to be believed, state-owned enterprises are about to lose what remains of their special privileges.

Nguyen Canh Cuong, former minister counselor Vietnamese Embassy to Belgium While Vietnam’s GDP grew by 7.09 per cent in 2024 with exports surpassing $400 billion, much of this performance remains ...

With the dust far from having settled on this week’s US-Vietnam trade agreement, one thing is clear: companies operating in ...

VOV.VN - The July 2 phone call between Vietnamese Party General Secretary To Lam and US President Donald Trump marks not only a significant step in bilateral economic ties but also bring about renewed ...

Thirty percent of Vietnam’s exports go to the United States, and a 20 percent baseline tariff is higher than the 10 percent agreed with London in one of the few other trade agreements reached so ...

Vietnam’s sweeping administrative restructuring, marked by the merger of provincial and communal units, is a decisive and timely move ...

Hoang Thanh Tung, chair of the Vietnamese National Assembly's Legal and Judicial Committee, characterized the merger of provinces and cities as "a revolution to streamline the organizational apparatus ...

Vietnam is economically out-performing its peers in the Mekong Region, and is set to become ASEAN’s second-largest economy by 2028.

Social housing: More than just homes, but a key to Vietnam’s socio-economic development Social housing is crucial to the country’s social and economic infrastructure, making collaboration between the ...

Vietnam’s socio-economic achievements from institutional reforms to sustainable urban development - clearly reflect the visionary leadership of late President Ho Chi Minh and demonstrate how these ...