53rd ASEAN Economic Ministers' Meeting: recovery, digitalisation and sustainability. inalise the RCEP in november

New blast furnace to help boost output 70%, curb dependence on Chinese imports

9 in 10 European companies expect growth in the year ahead, with Vietnam, Malaysia and Thailand tipped as the top markets for expansion

HCM City has set the target of becoming an economic, financial, trade, science-technology and cultural centre of the Southeast Asian region.

The military coup in Myanmar has forced investors to re-think their investments and they could redirect it to Vietnam

The MOIT has announced that a special bidding session will be organized in May for the right to import used cars.

Vietnam’s coffee exports are expected to have a good start to 2021 after a gloomy year due to the severe impacts from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Vietnam successfully managed to ride out the challenges in 2020 and is gradually recovering with new development drivers and expectations.

Vietnam has been ranked second after the US on a list of the world's most active, dynamic and potential markets for merger and acquisition.