Vietnamese firms explore investment opportunities in Georgia
Priority areas with great cooperation potential include manufacturing, logistics infrastructure, renewable energy, tourism, hospitality, information and communications technology (ICT), and business process outsourcing (BPO), said a Georgian official.
Bac Ninh steps up support for private businesses to drive growth
Bac Ninh recorded 30,925 newly established enterprises during 2021-2025. As of June 30, 2026, it had 54,093 registered enterprises, about 95% of which were small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
APEC 2026: Expanding financial ties between Vietnam, Hong Kong
With Vietnam’s economy growing rapidly and infrastructure development requiring substantial investment that domestic funding sources might not be sufficient to meet, raising capital in Hong Kong represents an important avenue.
Vietnamese businesses, entrepreneurs make growing contributions to national development
Vietnam Entrepreneurs’ Day is an opportunity to recognise businesses’ contributions and reinforce the entrepreneurial spirit, the pursuit of legitimate prosperity and national responsibility. With stronger policies and greater innovation, Vietnamese enterprises are expected to play an increasingly important role in economic growth and the country’s ambition to become a strong, prosperous nation.
Vietnam, Luxembourg seek to boost financial cooperation, attract international investment
Luxembourg expressed interest in channelling more capital into Vietnam, particularly through alternative investment funds, which mobilise private capital alongside public funding, and European Long-Term Investment Funds (ELTIFs).
Bac Ninh’s CPI up 4.07% in nine months
The consumer price index (CPI) in Bac Ninh city rose 4.07% year-on-year in the first nine months of 2026, with housing and construction materials, education and transport recording the sharpest increases, according to the municipal Statistics Office.
Measures taken to remove barriers to digital transformation for SMEs
Ho Chi Minh City has introduced policies and programmes to provide practical support for SMEs, gradually building an ecosystem that helps businesses access policies, evaluate their digital readiness, implement solutions and scale up effective models.
Reference exchange rate goes up on October 13
With the current trading band of +/- 5%, the ceiling rate applicable for commercial banks during the day is 26,915 VND/USD, and the floor rate 24,351 VND/USD.
Vietnam’s supporting industries seek stronger domestic links
As global supply chains undergo major changes and environmental standards and digital technology requirements become more demanding, developing supporting industries has become essential to improving the competitiveness of the economy. This requires coordinated efforts by the Government, multinational corporations and domestic businesses.
Buon Ma Thuot Coffee Festival to reach national level in 2027
The festival aims to promote the Buon Ma Thuot coffee brand, advance Vietnamese specialty coffee, attract investment to deep processing and showcase the cultural identities of local ethnic groups.
Vietnam Hardware & Hand Tools Expo 2026 to return to Ho Chi Minh City
The 11th Vietnam Hardware & Hand Tools Expo (VHHE HCMC 2026) will run in Ho Chi Minh City on December 3-5, drawing about 380 exhibitors from 15 countries and territories.
PM orders power plan overhaul to meet double-digit growth
Securing adequate power supply is an urgent priority and a prerequisite to successfully achieve socio-economic development goals 2026, a foundational year for accelerating progress, with breakthroughs to follow in 2027 and the goals for the full term to be delivered, said Prime Minister Le Minh Hung.
Top leader pledges support for firms, presses tech self-reliance
The country needs more firms that master technologies, build trusted brands and run production networks able to compete globally. Progress over the next five to 10 years must show up in productivity, job quality and market position, said top leader To Lam.
Hung Yen must tap new development space to become dynamic growth pole: PM
Hung Yen must focus on breakthroughs in strategic infrastructure and regional connectivity, linking industrial parks, economic zones, urban and production hubs and services with expressways, seaports and transport hubs, said PM Le Minh Hung.
Vietnam’s economic transformation opens up major cooperation opportunities with EU: PM
European companies were keen to increase investment and partnerships in green transition, supply chains, transport, strategic infrastructure, critical raw materials, science and technology, defence and security, and other areas of mutual interest.
Can Tho, Italy seek to expand cooperation in healthcare, climate change response
Can Tho city sees significant room for expanding trade and investment ties with Italy. Stronger business connections and trade promotion are expected to help both sides make better use of their respective strengths and build more substantive and sustainable economic cooperation.
Da Nang identifies key sectors for international financial centre
VIFC-DN aims to develop sectors with distinct competitive advantages and strong links to emerging growth areas, connecting international capital with projects, businesses and investment opportunities in Da Nang, the central region and Vietnam as a whole.
OCOP-tourism links boost value of Vietnamese farm products
Producers are suggested to bring visitors to farms and workshops to experience cultivation, processing and local traditions, rather than simply selling products at tourist destinations.
World Economic Forum to co-brand Autumn Economic Forum 2026 in Ho Chi Minh City
On October 27, the forum will host 16 thematic sessions across three parallel venues, focusing on AI – quantum, finance – digital economy – autonomy, and manufacturing – sustainability – next generation. Two sessions will be jointly organised with the WEF, addressing “Repositioning Vietnam and ASEAN in Global Value Chains” and “From AI Deployment to Future Manufacturing Workforce Readiness”.
📝OP-ED: Party Central Committee’s 4th plenum offers new thinking encouraging Party members to engage in business
Accordingly, the plenum reached a consensus on several key principles, including shifting from a mindset of “permission” to one of “encouragement and facilitation” for Party members engaging in the private sector; protecting their lawful economic activities; and maintaining strict oversight of those exercising control and benefiting from such activities.