Orientations for new national industrial policy towards 2030

Vietnam’s new industrial policy is built with the aim to include Vietnam in top ASEAN economies in terms of industrial competitiveness.
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Motorcycle assembly line at Honda Vietnam Company. (Photo: VNA)

Honda Vietnam accelerates electrification strategy

Under the plan, all newly manufactured and distributed internal combustion engine motorcycles from fiscal year 2027, starting from April 1 2026 to March 31, 2027, will meet Euro 4 emission standards in line with the Government’s emissions control roadmap.

Delegates at the meeting (Photo: qdnd.vn)

Nearly 200 new Vietnamese defence products to be showcased in 2026

The expo will be held across more than 123,000 square meters and will be divided into seven functional zones. In addition to defence equipment displays, visitors will be able to experience virtual reality military training simulations, shooting activities and interactive military-themed demonstrations.

A Japanese-invested factory at Phu My 3 industrial parks in Ho Chi Minh City (Photo: VNA)

Ho Chi Minh City affirms position as magnet for foreign investment

According to the municipal Department of Finance, the southern city attracted nearly 2.9 billion USD in FDI in the first quarter of 2026, up 220% year-on-year. It is expected to draw an additional 8.9 billion USD in the second quarter, enabling it to fulfil its annual target of 11 billion USD.

At the ceremony to launch the Working Group on South-South cooperation in agriculture in Hanoi on May 29. (VNA)

Working group on South-South cooperation in agriculture makes debut

The event reflects Vietnam’s strong political determination to proactively realise the Party’s foreign policy and the State’s international integration policy, advancing international integration and deepening substantive agricultural cooperation on the basis of equality and mutual benefit.

Workers at TNG Thai Nguyen Garment Company in the northern province of Thai Nguyen. (Photo: VNA)

Vietnam takes major step toward sustainable business development: ILO

The national programme aimed at promoting sustainable business practices across the country’s private sector during the 2026–2030 period sets out a comprehensive framework to promote the development of a responsible and sustainable private sector – one that balances economic performance, social responsibility and environmental protection.

A view of a container port in Singapore. (File photo: Xinhua/VNA)

Vietnam-Singapore trade cooperation gains fresh momentum

Analysts noted that Vietnam-Singapore ties are increasingly moving beyond traditional goods trade towards green growth, innovation and high-quality supply chains, laying a stronger foundation for more substantive and sustainable cooperation in the years ahead.