Viet Nam is facing growing challenges in ensuring the quality and safety of agricultural products, particularly key export fruits such as mangoes and dragon fruit....
New tax incentives, coupled with administrative reforms, are creating greater room for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and investors in Hung Yen to expand...
Contributing comments to the Draft Law on Support for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (amended), VCCI has proposed a series of measures aimed at expanding access to...
Although small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) account for 98% of all businesses, bank lending to the sector currently represents only around 19-20% of total...
The Ministry of Finance has released a report following one year of implementing Politburo Resolution No. 68-NQ/TW on private economic sector development. Notably, a...
On May 22, 2026, the 2026 Corporate Sustainability Assessment and Announcement Program in Vietnam (CSI 2026) was officially launched.
As the need for expansion continues to grow, access to long-term capital at reasonable cost, together with effective utilisation strategies, will become a decisive...
VCCI and the China–ASEAN Centre are promoting closer coordination to expand connections among the business communities of China, Vietnam, and ASEAN.
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), which make up a large proportion of the economy, are also among the most vulnerable groups to cybersecurity risks.
In the context of emission reduction efforts and the pursuit of net-zero emissions, the forest carbon market is becoming an important green financial channel. With its...
In recent years, Ha Noi has paid increasing attention to the development of its urban green system. However, these efforts have not always been scientific nor guided by...
Consultancy, social criticism, and social assessment serve as an important intellectual channel for the country’s intelligentsia, contributing to improving the quality...
For individual investors who do not have the time to “watch the trading screen” for at least two hours a day, experts suggest that instead of trading stocks...
In 2025, Vietnam’s GDP per capita at current prices is estimated at VND 125.5 million per person, equivalent to USD 5,026—an increase of USD 326 compared with 2024.
“EU partners look beyond price and delivery timelines. They ask detailed questions about raw material origins, production conditions, environmental and labor standards,...
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) account for 98% of the total number of businesses operating in Ho Chi Minh City.
Experts have said that the city can strengthen its competitiveness by deepening cooperation among the Government, large enterprises, and small businesses, especially...
Beyond Familiar Borders: Embarking on a Strategic Journey of Market Diversification and Financial Resilience.
Under the positive impact of economic recovery and digital transformation policies, 2025 recorded strong signals from the Vietnamese business community. According to...
A seminar on compliance with import-export trade regulations under the EVFTA to optimise costs and take advantage of tax incentives was co-organised by the Ho Chi Minh...
The digital transformation assessment index of the Ministry of Finance will measure in a substantive, objective and fair manner the annual digital transformation...
A number of commercial banks raising short-term deposit interest rates, along with concerns about growing inflation as the money supply expands rapidly, may increase the...
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