The partnership, inked on March 27, focuses on battery energy storage systems (BESS) integrated with smart lighting to enhance energy efficiency, cut costs, and improve user experience for both households and businesses.
The legal framework now mandates that businesses fulfil their extended responsibility by either organising recycling operations or financially supporting waste treatment, he added.
The new VSIP projects will be developed as green industrial parks incorporating advanced technologies and environmentally friendly solutions.
The Vietnamese delegation is closely tracking all Specific Trade Concerns, with a keen interest on rules impacting Vietnam’s key and potential exports at the regular session of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) Committee on Technical Barriers to Trade (TBT Committee) in Geneva, Switzerland from March 25-28.
During a working trip to the southwestern province on March 27, the People’s Daily delegation met with local officials and visited Linh Trung Export Processing and Industrial Zone III in Trang Bang township, discussing potential Vietnam-China joint ventures.
Vietnam regards Peru as a key partner in Latin America and is willing to work closely together to strengthen supply chains and promote trade recovery, said Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Phan Thi Thang.
The forum served as a crucial platform for 12 Vietnamese enterprises operating in e-commerce, agricultural products, fertilizers, and steel structures to connect with over 90 Bangladeshi businesses.
The ICON e: is specifically designed for high school students, a young and dynamic demographic seeking safe and convenient mobility. The scooter comes equipped with advanced safety features, including a fire- and water-resistant lithium-ion battery, a combined braking system (CBS), LED lighting for enhanced visibility, and a spacious storage compartment. It is expected to launch in the Vietnamese market in April.
It features nearly 750 booths showcasing a wide range of goods and services like agricultural products, foods and seafood, handicrafts, souvenirs, regionally distinctive goods, textiles, footwear, supporting industries, and food processing, packaging, and preserving technologies.
By 2030, the local seaport system is expected to handle 47.2–48.2 million tonnes of cargo, and 1.13–1.26 million passengers.
The key agricultural products of the two countries complement each other rather than compete. Therefore, Vietnam is willing to open its market to US agricultural products.
Petrol and diesel prices have been raised, while fuel oil has seen a slight decrease.
Moreover, as Vietnam deepens its global integration, improving product standards, building brand credibility, and ensuring transparency across supply chains are no longer optional; they are essential requirements for Vietnamese enterprises.
VGMF 2025 connects businesses with partners, showcases technological trends, and provides insights into Vietnam’s latest policies on investment, industry, and digital transformation.
The programme aims to fundamentally transform administrative processes by decentralising decision-making and promoting the application of science technology and digital transformation.
The business meeting provided a valuable opportunity for direct engagement, allowing participants to gain deeper insights into the Vietnamese and Indian markets and laying the groundwork for sustainable trade expansion.
This initiative aims to enhance access to finance, promote innovation and ultimately foster sustainable growth.
The daily reference exchange rate for the US dollar decreased 5 VND from the previous day to stand at 24,846 VND/USD on March 27.
With a rapid development of the economy and an increasing demand for high-end products, Vietnam is becoming an attractive destination for New Zealand exporters, opening up many opportunities for cooperation and sustainable development in the coming time.
This launch marks a significant milestone in Vietnam’s telecommunications landscape, promising to elevate the digital experience for both individual and business users.
