Party Chief receives Vice Chairman of China’s Luxshare-ICT Group

Party General Secretary To Lam affirmed that the Party and State consistently welcome foreign enterprises to invest and succeed in Vietnam, pledging equal treatment for all investors and continued efforts to improve the business environment towards greater fairness, transparency and convenience.

Party General Secretary To Lam (R) receives China’s Luxshare-ICT Group Vice Chairman Wang Laisheng in Hanoi on November 15. (Photo: VNA)
Party General Secretary To Lam (R) receives China’s Luxshare-ICT Group Vice Chairman Wang Laisheng in Hanoi on November 15. (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) – Party General Secretary To Lam welcomed the long-term commitments and expanding investment presence of China’s Luxshare-ICT Group in Vietnam when he received the group’s Vice Chairman Wang Laisheng in Hanoi on November 15.

Speaking at the meeting, the Party chief highly valued Luxshare-ICT’s efforts to promote business and investment cooperation in Vietnam over the past decade. With total registered capital exceeding 1.8 billion USD, the group has created tens of thousands of jobs in Vietnam.

General Secretary Lam thanked Wang for his positive assessment of Vietnam’s development outlook, affirming that the country has recorded encouraging results and will continue striving to maintain political and social stability, economic growth and sustainable development.

He highlighted the recent positive progress in the Vietnam-China relationship, especially in political ties and practical cooperation across multiple fields, which has laid a solid foundation for enterprises of both sides to strengthen exchanges, expand partnerships and achieve shared success.

The Party leader stressed Vietnam’s development vision and important position of science and technology, innovation and digital transformation as new drivers of fast and sustainable development in the new era. He affirmed that the Party and State consistently welcome foreign enterprises to invest and succeed in Vietnam, pledging equal treatment for all investors and continued efforts to improve the business environment towards greater fairness, transparency and convenience.

General Secretary Lam outlined priority areas where Luxshare-ICT is encouraged to expand investment, including digital economy, green economy, science and technology, innovation, electronic components manufacturing and semiconductor development. He also called on the group to promote technology transfer and support Vietnam in training high-quality human resources.

For his part, Wang briefed his host on the group’s global operations and affirmed that Vietnam remains Luxshare-ICT’s most important overseas manufacturing hub among the 29 countries and territories where it operates.

The group places strong emphasis on training and upskilling Vietnamese engineers and workers, with its rate of workforce localisation consistently among the highest compared to other foreign enterprises.

Agreeing with the important directions set out by the Vietnamese Party leader and expressing strong confidence in Vietnam’s future development, Wang said his group will continue expanding its presence in the country. It plans to implement several major science and technology and innovation projects in Bac Ninh province and other localities, with projected revenue from new investments expected to exceed 10 billion USD. These efforts will help elevate Vietnam’s position in the regional and global high-tech supply chains./.

VNA

See more

From early December, major retail chains in Ho Chi Minh City have recorded a noticeable increase in shoppers seeking Tet products. (Photo: VNA)

HCM City businesses ramp up production to meet Lunar New Year demand

From early December, major retail chains in the city have recorded a noticeable increase in shoppers seeking Tet products. Many consumers are taking advantage of promotional programmes to purchase gift items with long shelf lives, such as confectionery, soft drinks and processed foods, well ahead of the holiday peak.

Workers process fish to be tinned for export at KTC Canned Food Factory under Kien Giang Trading JSC. (Photo: VNA)

Vietnam to host seminar on export growth strategies

Vietnam's exports rose 16.1% to 430.2 billion USD in the first 11 months of 2025, while total trade hit 839.8 billion USD during the same period. This strong performance shows that exports remain a key driver of economic growth, boosting Vietnam's standing on the world stage in recent years.

The vessel carrying the 2 millionth TEU arrives at Hai Phong Port. (Photo:VNA)

Hai Phong Port reaches 2-million-TEU milestone

Handling the 2 millionth TEU in 2025 not only demonstrates Hai Phong Port’s operational capacity and the collective efforts of its workforce, but also highlights its increasingly important role in regional and global supply chains, the confidence of shipping lines, logistics firms and the business community, and the effectiveness of policies to improve the investment climate and strengthen maritime infrastructure and services.

Melons labelled with traceability codes on display at the Song Van agricultural produce store in Ninh Binh city, Ninh Binh province. (Photo: VNA)

Tracing origins hindered by fragmented data systems

As the Government accelerates the digital economy, establishing a unified national traceability system has become a crucial move to end data fragmentation and disconnection among ministries, sectors and localities.

Hyundai unveils its new Avante Hybrid model in Seoul, the Republic of Korea, on August 13, 2020. (Photo: Yonhap/VNA)

Tax cuts poised to ignite Vietnam’s hybrid vehicle boom from 2026

Experts forecast that 2026-2030 will mark a period of strong growth for hybrid vehicles in Vietnam, a trend that will invigorate the automotive sector while supporting national objectives on emissions reduction, sustainable development and the broader transition to green mobility.

Illustrative image (Photo: VNA)

Vietnam targets 1 billion USD in banana exports

Bananas have been identified as a priority product under the Project for the Development of Key Fruit Crops to 2025, with a vision to 2030, approved in October 2022. Under the plan, banana acreage is projected to reach 165,000–175,000ha by 2030, with output of 2.6–3 million tonnes.

Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Nguyen Minh Hang (Photo: VNA)

Event connects Vietnamese businesses with African countries

Deputy Foreign Minister Nguyen Minh Hang held that to develop Vietnam – Africa ties more strongly and substantively, it is necessary to promote the engagement of businesses, and that the Government will create favourable conditions for them to enhance fruitful cooperation.

Deputy Prime Minister Ho Duc Phoc (R) and Independent Non-executive Chairman of AIA Mark Tucker at their meeting in Hanoi on December 12. (Photo: VNA)

AIA Group envisions long-term investment, cooperation in Vietnam

Over 25 years of operation in Vietnam, AIA has achieved positive results. Its premium revenue ranks among the top five life insurers, reaching nearly 14.83 trillion VND (563.71 million USD) in 2024 and an estimated 15.73 trillion VND in 2025, equivalent to around 10% of the market share.