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Hanoi is regarded as one of the most promising markets for hospitality investment, thanks to rising visitor numbers and its ability to sustain demand.
These include two flagship airports, Long Thanh and Gia Binh, and five others, namely Quang Tri, Phan Thiet, Sa Pa, Tho Chu and Thanh Son.
According to Fortune’s latest list, Vinachem ranked 148th among Southeast Asia’s top 500 companies in 2026. The ranking is compiled using key financial indicators including revenue, profit and total assets, and covers enterprises from seven regional economies, namely Vietnam, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines and Cambodia.
The project is invested by ACV, with a total investment of over 1 trillion VND (38 million USD), including the repair of the entire runway, taxiways, safety strips, and technical infrastructure and equipment to ensure flight operations.
Vietnam's total trade turnover with RCEP member economies reached nearly 503 billion USD in 2025, of which exports accounted for approximately 171 billion USD, up more than 30% compared with 2022, when the agreement came into force.
The Ho Chi Minh City tax agency said it will maintain regular dialogue with businesses, push ahead with administrative reform and digital transformation, and identify implementation bottlenecks to recommend policy adjustments, facilitating investment and business activities for FDI enterprises.
The Halal market is becoming a promising avenue for businesses in Ho Chi Minh City. With its well-developed manufacturing, trade and service ecosystem and dynamic business community, the city is well positioned to strengthen its role in regional and global Halal supply chains.
More than 16,000 tonnes of fresh lychees worth nearly 11 million USD were exported to China through Kim Thanh International Border Gate No. 2 from the start of the harvest season through June 14.
A significant shift in the recently issued Resolution 10 is the move from a strategy of attracting “more capital” towards attracting “higher-quality FDI”. The objective is no longer limited to investment volume but extends to absorbing advanced technologies, increasing domestic value creation, strengthening innovation capacity and accelerating modernisation in the economy.
The auctions will be conducted in a public and transparent manner through an online bidding platform. Each domain name will have a starting price of 10 million VND (380 USD).
Under Decree No 200/2026/ND-CP, enterprises issuing bonds will continue to operate under the principle of self-borrowing, self-repayment and self-responsibility, meaning issuers are fully accountable for the efficiency of capital use, debt repayment capacity and any disputes arising from bond issuance, use of funds, and payment of principal and interest.
The resolution encourages a wide range of cultural, artistic and tourism activities, including performances, exhibitions, film screenings, presentations of traditional and intangible cultural heritage, and other programmes held in public spaces, pedestrian streets, heritage sites, theatres, cinemas and cultural venues.
The GTTCI expert noted that alongside logistics and integrated warehousing, e-commerce is expected to be a particularly high-growth sector in the coming years. He described it as a multi-billion-dollar market with significant untapped opportunities for cooperation between Vietnam and India.
Despite geopolitical uncertainties, disruptions to global supply chains, stricter import standards in many markets and rising shipping costs, exports and imports continued to expand at a robust pace.
The State Bank of Vietnam set the daily reference exchange rate at 25,165 VND/USD on June 16, unchanged from the previous day.
Under the agreement, the two sides will pursue broad cooperation in integrating ZF Group’s core components into both internal combustion engine vehicles and electric vehicles (EVs) manufactured by Kim Long Motor.
The European Union’s planned implementation of the Digital Product Passport (DPP) from 2028 is pushing Vietnam’s textile and garment industry to begin building the data infrastructure needed to meet the new requirements.
Minister of Finance Ngo Van Tuan called on the EU to help facilitate Vietnamese firms' access to green finance, expand technical and financial assistance for green transition, and enhance cooperation in strategic technologies, innovation, digital finance and high-tech human resources development.
With a long-term market development strategy and effective utilisation of FTA benefits, Vietnamese enterprises will be well-positioned to deepen their integration into global value chains and distribution networks.
ADB has identified a pipeline of 27 projects for Vietnam through 2029, with total planned financing of approximately 4.6 billion USD. The projects focus on sectors that are among Vietnam’s priorities, including infrastructure, energy, urban development, agriculture and public sector management.
