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Vietnam is shifting its focus from the quantity to the quality of foreign direct investment (FDI), emphasizing stronger integration with domestic suppliers. This strategic pivot aims to attract higher-value investments and foster industrial upgrading for sustained economic growth.
Ninh Binh province in Vietnam has developed a new tourism product utilizing newly discovered archaeological heritage, aiming to enhance the appeal of the UNESCO World Heritage site "Trang An Landscape Complex" and attract domestic and international tourists. The province is experiencing rapid growth as a leading tourist destination in Vietnam.
MEXC Ventures has partnered with Corelia Academy to offer digital asset education to Vietnamese students, aiming to enhance understanding of blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies within the country.
The fluency and freedom with which Chinese culture lands in Vietnam stem from centuries of historical interaction, compounded by modern economic and social proximity. This report delves into the underlying reasons.
A Vietnamese scientist has been honored with the ASEAN-US Science Prize for Women. Meanwhile, Vietnam is advancing administrative reforms and digital government initiatives with AI technology, alongside efforts to enhance agricultural value chains. The recovery and identification of martyrs' remains also continue.
Vietnam's exports are performing strongly, with significant growth to China, the US, and South Korea. This reflects Vietnam's economic growth strategy under its one-party system and its efforts to strengthen international relations. Developments are also reported across various sectors including aviation, agriculture, and real estate.
Vietnam emphasizes strengthening ties with Laos and Cambodia, aiming to deepen defense and security cooperation, enhance economic and infrastructure connectivity, and promote people-to-people exchanges. Gratitude for past support was also expressed.
Hanoi University of Science and Technology (HUST), Vietnam's first technical university, celebrated its 70th anniversary, reaffirming its pivotal role in training high-quality human resources, conducting scientific research, and advancing technology. The institution is poised to continue driving innovation for national development.
Vietnam's convenience store count is forecast to triple to around 30,000 by 2030, driven by growing demand for quick and convenient shopping. This expansion is also reaching urban outskirts and rural areas.
Scarcity of the premium Musang King durian in Vietnam has led traders to offer commissions of nearly 5% per kilogram for sourcing information. Rising demand, particularly from China, and reduced harvests are driving up prices.
Ho Chi Minh City's Districts 1 and 5 have exempted nearly 500 construction permits, significantly easing administrative burdens for residents. This initiative is part of broader administrative reforms aimed at faster public service delivery.
Hanoi Party Secretary sternly warned against 'avoiding responsibility' and 'delays' in handling citizen petitions and complaints. He instructed the entire political system to strengthen its resolve to achieve growth targets by 2026. Expediting citizen services is a litmus test for administrative efficiency and credibility under Vietnam's one-party system.
Vietnam's exports are showing robust growth, with seven product categories exceeding the $10 billion mark. This success is attributed to enhanced product quality, brand building, regulatory compliance, sustainable development, and digital technology adoption, driving the nation's economic expansion. GDP growth reached 9.01%, and the tourism sector is also experiencing a strong recovery.
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Hanoi's Department of Construction plans to implement short-term and long-term measures to reduce the strong fragrance of milk flowers, which affects residents' lives. These include pruning flower clusters in dense areas and, in the future, relocating or replacing trees.
Nguyen Hoa Binh, known as 'Shark Binh,' a prominent Vietnamese investor, is set to be prosecuted for allegedly evading taxes totaling VND 4.3 billion (approx. $170,000 USD) by concealing part of VND 117 billion ($6.9 million USD) in real estate sales. He also faces fraud charges related to a cryptocurrency project.
Vietnam's Ministry of Construction announced a call for bids to develop strategic technologies for high-speed and urban railways, focusing on a dedicated 5G communication network '5G Rail' and a computer interlocking system for train safety. This initiative marks a significant step in modernizing Vietnam's railway infrastructure.
Vietnam's meteorological agency forecasts light morning fog with sunny conditions for the northern regions on October 15th. Southern areas can expect scattered showers and thunderstorms, with localized heavy rain in the afternoon and evening. Central Vietnam has experienced significant rainfall in preceding days.
Vietnam's Lam Dong Province is successfully attracting domestic and international tourists by enhancing festivals rooted in its diverse ethnic cultures. This initiative aims to revitalize the local economy while preserving and passing down cultural heritage.
Vietnam identifies science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation as key drivers for national development, focusing on nurturing digital citizens to enhance public services and digital literacy.
Mui Dien (Dai Lanh Cape), Vietnam's easternmost point, is renowned for its majestic natural scenery and sacred atmosphere, being the first place on the mainland to greet the dawn. This location, where the nation's first sunrise is witnessed, serves as a symbolic place bestowing hope and vitality upon the people.
Vietnam is accelerating its transition to 'green and circular agriculture,' emphasizing reduced environmental impact and resource recycling. This move aims to meet evolving international market demands, ensure sustainable growth, and maintain competitiveness, with science and technology, particularly digitalization, serving as key enablers.
Liechtenstein's Prime Minister Brigitte Haas will make an official visit to Vietnam from October 17-19, marking the first visit by a Liechtenstein Prime Minister since diplomatic relations were established in 2008. This visit is seen as a significant opportunity to materialize new cooperation prospects, particularly in economics, trade, science-technology, and innovation.
Vietnam's sex ratio imbalance, a legacy of past policies and prenatal sex selection, may not be easily resolved by recent pro-natalist measures, raising concerns about long-term societal consequences.
Vietnam is seeking to expand bilateral trade with Tunisia, highlighting its competitive products. Both nations share strategic geographical locations and human resources, fostering expectations for a strengthened economic partnership.
Vietnam's mobile phone exports reached $51.8 billion in the first nine months of the year, a 20% increase year-on-year. This surge highlights Vietnam's growing role as a global electronics manufacturing hub, with full-year exports projected to exceed $60 billion.
Dong Xoai City in southern Vietnam is advancing administrative reforms by integrating AI and robots to digitalize and streamline public services, enhancing citizen convenience and governance efficiency. However, challenges persist in personnel, data, resources, and coordination mechanisms.
The 4th Plenum of the 14th Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam concluded, adopting key resolutions aimed at strengthening the Party's leadership, national governance, and improving citizens' lives. Key focuses included summarizing the Party's 100-year history and outlining future development directions, revising Party regulations, and enhancing the integrity and resilience of the Party and political system.
The Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam has fundamentally agreed on the đề cương (outline) for practical review and research concerning amendments and supplements to the Party Charter, including its objectives, principles, and content. The process will be carried out in stages from 2026 to 2029.
Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung met with Laos' Vilay Vikhamphong, agreeing to translate the 'strategic bonding' between the two nations into concrete projects in areas like infrastructure, energy, and education. The leaders aim to deepen bilateral ties, especially in anticipation of the 65th anniversary of diplomatic relations and the 50th anniversary of the Friendship and Cooperation Treaty in 2027.
Vietnamese President and General Secretary of the Communist Party Tô Lâm met with Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defense Tea Seiha. The two countries agreed to further deepen cooperation in defense and security, building on their traditional friendship. Specific emphasis was placed on strengthening border management and economic collaboration.
Vietnamese President To Lam met with Lao Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Khamliang Outhakaysone in Hanoi, discussing the further development of traditional friendship and comprehensive strategic partnership. Both sides agreed to enhance cooperation, particularly in defense and security.
Vietnamese President and Party General Secretary To Lam met with Lao Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Khamlieng Outhakaisone, affirming security and defense cooperation as a crucial pillar of bilateral ties. Vietnam reiterated its support as Laos aims to graduate from the least developed country list by 2026.
A solemn ceremony was held in Vietnam to honor 731 fallen soldiers. Concurrently, Vietnam, Japan, and the Philippines conducted a joint drill for super typhoon response, highlighting regional cooperation.
Following the deaths of two fishermen from lightning strikes in Da Nang, Vietnamese authorities are intensifying warnings about the dangers of lightning. Concurrently, worker anxieties over job security due to overtime refusal are surfacing, highlighting emerging social issues.
A luxury yacht linked to Truong My Lan, former chairwoman of Van Thinh Phat Group, has been re-auctioned in Vietnam at a significantly reduced price. The 'The Reverie Saigon' yacht, now priced approximately 44% lower than its initial offering, has failed to attract buyers in six previous auctions, marking its seventh attempt.