Eight months after the two-tier local government model was activated, what can be felt most clearly does not li e in the “completeness” of the apparatus, but in the...
By raising targets and tightening accountability for reform, Resolution No.02/NQ-CP 2026 is expected to generate fresh momentum for businesses entering the market, while...
With new powers in hand and long-stalled projects back on the agenda, Hanoi is moving to turn institutional reform into concrete construction, betting that streamlined...
The rollout of international financial centres in Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang is not merely an economic policy decision. It is also a strategic choice of long-term...
Vietnam’s development in the coming period must be fast, effective and proactive under an appropriate development model.
This period is widely seen as a turning point for a new cycle driven by macro stability, policy reform, public investment, market upgrading and stronger listed...
Vietnam faces steep housing price increases due to shrinking supply, rising speculation and slow legal reforms, prompting a call for urgent policy action and expanded...
The Ministry of Finance (MOF) released revisions to the financial safety ratio (FSR) requirements for securities firms.
In a global economic context marked by volatility, Viet Nam continues to emerge as one of the most dynamic and stable economies in the region, with high growth rates,...
The long-awaited upgrade of Vietnam’s equity markets, though with a condition, is a sign that the country’s rising global profile can withstand near-term challenges.
Government's Decree No. 70 ushers in a digital-first tax regime from 2026, pushing household businesses toward transparency but raising concerns about costs and capacity.
Vietnam faces the challenge of doubling enterprises by 2030, with experts stressing institutional reforms and breakthrough policies as crucial to unlocking private...
Over five dedicates of cultivation, Vietnam-Japan ties have flourished into a model partnership marked by strong political trust, converging interests, comprehensive...
A series of administrative reforms, including reducing the number of provinces from 63 to 34 and abolishing the district level, is expected to streamline the apparatus,...
Vietnam’s ambitious 2025 growth target faces scrutiny as international institutions remain cautious, testing the credibility of reforms, infrastructure delivery and...
Numerous administrative reforms and business support measures have been implemented to facilitate import–export activities at Huu Nghi International Border Gate Customs...
In the context of a volatile global economy, Viet Nam has emerged as a relatively bright spot in the region thanks to its stable macroeconomic foundation, long-term...
The decentralization for the Ministry of Finance to approve APA application under Decree 122/2025/ND-CP (Decree 122) is not only procedural change but also...
In Vietnam’s vibrant development landscape, Phu My Ward, Ho Chi Minh City (formerly part of Ba Ria – Vung Tau province), has emerged as a standout for its rapid...
The decision to raise the regional minimum wage by 7.2% from 2026 aligns with growth, welfare, and wage reform goals, however it also poses challenges for businesses in...
Vietnam has set targets of 8% growth in 2025 and over 10% annually until 2030, driven by strategic reforms, innovation, and stronger leadership from the private sector.
Without breakthrough policy reforms, Viet Nam's growth in the coming years is likely to remain moderate and struggle to achieve the momentum needed to escape the...
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