The plant is expected to use 1 million tonnes of agricultural by-products, specifically rice husks, each year to produce electricity and ferrosilicon compounds/alloys.
Launched in 2024, the project aims to address longstanding challenges facing the agricultural sector, including lengthy certification procedures, limited product traceability and difficulties in complying with increasingly stringent international standards.
In the coming years, the city will prioritise attracting high-quality investment, particularly projects capable of driving innovation, technology transfer, workforce development and wider economic spillover effects.
Beyond sourcing products, RoK companies aim to build long-term partnerships with Vietnamese firms through product showcases, business-to-business (B2B) matchmaking, investment opportunities and sustainable supply chain development.
The two sides will study and localise key technologies covering signalling, communications, power supply, electromechanical systems (E&M), SCADA, operations control centres (OCC), automatic fare collection (AFC) and platform screen doors (PSD), while advancing technology transfer, workforce development and the capabilities of domestic enterprises.
Held on the sidelines of VIETLAO EXPO 2026, the seminar aimed to help businesses explore trade and investment opportunities and foster cross-border production and supply chains.
Through the alliance, BIDV will gain access to international methodologies, technical guidance and updated emissions factors covering multiple countries and economic sectors.
Chairing a meeting with representatives of US business associations and companies operating in Vietnam, Tuc praised the US business community for its substantive contributions to Vietnam's socio-economic development as well as the two countries’ relations.
Shantanu Chakraborty, ADB Country Director for Vietnam, noted that while achieving strong growth in a single year is encouraging, maintaining both the pace and quality of growth over many years will be essential if Vietnam is to achieve its goal of becoming a high-income country by 2045.
As part of the city's digital transformation drive, the organising board also guided fishermen and vessel owners through procedures for updating fishing vessel information on the VNeID electronic identification platform and instructed them on the use of the electronic fishing logbook system.
Politburo Resolution No. 10-NQ/TW, issued on June 8, 2026, recognises the foreign-invested sector as an important component of the national economy, signalling a major shift in the country's investment attraction strategy. Rather than prioritising labour-intensive projects, Vietnam is now seeking high-quality investments capable of driving technological progress, innovation, sustainable development and stronger participation in global value chains.
Hanoi will establish and operate flagship night-time economy zones supported by preferential policies, including heritage and cultural districts in Hoan Kiem, Cua Nam, Ba Dinh, Son Tay and Soc Son; modern entertainment hubs in Tay Ho-West Lake West, My Dinh and Dong Anh; creative economy zones linked to cultural industries such as theatres, cinemas and museums; and cultural tourism and resort destinations in suburban craft villages including Bat Trang, Ba Vi and Huong Son.
According to the company, the software update is intended to fine-tune the FCA system by reducing its sensitivity and optimising operating parameters while maintaining its core safety functions.
The positive response from Malaysian partners and consumers at the Malaysian International Food and Beverage Trade Fair (MIFB) 2026 demonstrates the strong potential of Dak Lak's agricultural products in both Malaysia and other demanding international markets.
The Vietnam-Laos Trade Fair 2026 (VIETLAO EXPO 2026) opened on July 16 in Vientiane, serving as a key platform for businesses from both countries to showcase products, seek partnerships, transfer technologies and expand investment cooperation.
The Vietnam-EFTA FTA is one of the longest-negotiated trade agreements in Vietnam's history, reflecting its broad scope of commitments covering trade in goods and services, investment, intellectual property, government procurement, environmental protection, sustainable development, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and other areas of cooperation.
Addressing the conference, Mohamed Nabil, a representative of the Algerian Forum for Import-Export, Trading and Investment (AFIETI) and director of a company exporting chicken feet to Vietnam, said Algerian businesses were interested in importing Vietnamese spices, coffee, cashew nuts and desiccated coconut.
With the current trading band of +/- 5%, the ceiling rate applicable for commercial banks during the day is 26,517 VND/USD, and the floor rate 23,991 VND/USD.
According to IATA’s ranking of global air passenger markets, the US remained the world’s largest market in 2025, with 890.1 million passengers, up 1.6% from 2024. China, the world’s second-largest market, recorded stronger growth of 4.8%, reaching 776.1 million passengers. China is widely forecast to overtake the US and become the world’s largest air passenger market in the 2030s.
The proposed project would use rice husks as its primary feedstock, with an estimated one million tonnes processed annually using advanced technology developed in Kazakhstan. At present, the top priority is to secure a stable supply of raw materials from rice-producing provinces across the Mekong Delta.
