The contribution of the private economic sector to Vietnam’s GDP has remained largely unchanged over the past decade. How can the private sector become a...
Party General Secretary To Lam has just signed Resolution No. 68-NQ/TW dated May 4, 2025, issued by the Politburo on the development of the private economy. The...
The private sector, including business households, currently contributes around 51% of GDP and over 30% of the state budget.
According to Associate Professor Dr. Phan Anh, Deputy Director of the Banking Science Research Institute at the Banking Academy, the sustainable growth of the...
More than 30 business leaders, economic experts, lawyers and policy makers recently participated in a seminar organised by the President Club at the headquarters of CMC...
Fair competition between large and small businesses must be prioritized and properly facilitated in order to draw investment and guarantee business satisfaction in Bac...
Since the early 21st century, the wave of innovative start-ups in Viet Nam has planted its first “seeds” in the form of fledgling tech companies whose greatest asset was...
The Government would continue to ensure the rights of the private sector to business freedom, property rights, fair competition, and contract enforcement.
Viet Nam is on the list of countries subject to reciprocal tariffs of up to 46% by the US and is currently in the process of negotiation. People spending more money on...
Viet Nam’s openness to innovation, sustainability, and high-value industries attracts global manufacturers seeking long-term stability and growth.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh sees digital transformation, science and technology, and innovation as the keys to Vietnam's future.
As of early 2025, one-fourth of Hanoi's 1,350 craft villages were officially recognized by the city.
Hanoi’s export-driven economy faces new challenges as the US, one of its top trading partners, considers imposing steep tariffs on Vietnamese goods.
The biggest credit package in history, worth VND 500 trillion, will directly assist the Vietnamese economy's fresh growth drivers as well as its traditional sectors.
The largest-ever U.S. business delegation, including top companies from energy, technology, defense, logistics, aviation, manufacturing, agriculture, healthcare and...
Despite recognising the importance of innovation, Vietnam still lacks specific mechanisms and policies to promote innovation in key emerging fields in business and...
It must fully unleash the productive capacity and resources of the country through the private sector; mobilise all private resources for national development; harness...
The proposed cut would apply to goods and services currently subject to a 10% VAT rate, lowering it to 8%, except for sectors such as telecommunications, finance,...
Vietnam has transformed from a centrally planned, struggling economy with a GDP per capita of just US$96 in 1989 to a rapidly growing country expected to achieve upper...
With nearly one million enterprises and approximately five million individual business households, the private economic sector plays a crucial role in Vietnam's economy....
This message from Party General Secretary To Lam in his recent article
With nearly one million businesses and around five million business households, the private sector contributes approximately 51% of the country's Gross Domestic Product...
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