Vietnam, CPTPP trade volume exceeds $102bln
Vietnam's exports to the CPTPP market are projected at $55.8 billion, an 11.2% year-on-year increase.
City Aims for 95% Disbursement in 2024-2025.
A recent inspection by the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam (CAAV) into airline ticket sales, pricing, and disclosures has found no violations of government regulations. However, the review highlighted inconsistencies in how airlines present fare information to consumers and a lack of awareness regarding promotional offers.
A billion-dollar gas-fired power project, crucial to Vietnam's energy security, is on the brink of collapse due to a bitter land dispute between state-owned PetroVietnam Power and a local industrial park developer.
Hanoi Cracks Down on Gold Market Manipulation
Ambitious plan aims to protect marine biodiversity, modernize fishing practices, and improve livelihoods
The Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI) has issued new regulations to standardize bidding activities across Vietnam, aiming to improve transparency and efficiency in public procurement.
The South Korean conglomerate, already a major investor in Vietnam, plans to further expand its presence in the country with new projects in advanced materials, biofuels and ATMs. The move comes as Vietnam solidifies its position as a manufacturing powerhouse in Southeast Asia.
Ministry of Transport shows unease as 2025 completion target at risk
Hanoi Accelerates 2024 Land Law Rollout, Pilots Groundbreaking Policies
Hanoi Unveils '5 Determinations, 5 Guarantees, 5 Accelerations' Plan to Boost Growth and Stability
The South Korean tech giant deepens its commitment to Vietnam, eyeing the Southeast Asian nation as a strategic manufacturing hub.
Party leaders and business community unite to implement Resolution 41, fostering a thriving private sector.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh unveils a grand vision for the region's sustainable development, emphasizing tradition, connectivity, inclusiveness, and innovation as key drivers while addressing persistent challenges.
Hanoi Climate Discussions highlight the need for industry decarbonization and adaptation to global climate policies.
The Department of Commerce has ended an investigation into possible duty circumvention, but the issue of trade remedy evasion through third countries remains in focus.