Viet Nam posted a trade surplus of US$3.03 billion in January, according to the General Statistics Office (GSO).
Vietnam's ability to become a developed, high-income industrial country and stand alongside global powers by 2045 will hinge on the performance of today's and future entrepreneurs and businesses.
Deputy Prime Minister, Foreign Minister Bui Thanh Son has sent his congratulatory messages to Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavsky and Slovakian Foreign Minister Juraj Blanar on the occasion of the 75th founding anniversary of the establishments of diplomatic ties between Viet Nam and the two European countries.
Thang Long, Hanoi is the largest cultural center of the country with tangible and intangible cultural relics, a land of "Spiritual land and talented people". Hanoi is poetically beautiful, not only because of the ancient features of 36 streets but also because of the traditional craft villages that have been recorded in history books and poetry.
In 2024, Viet Nam issued 1.8 million certificates of origin (COs) for US$100 billion worth of goods exported to the members of free trade agreements to which Viet Nam is a signatory.
Vietnam has a “once-in-a-lifetime” opportunity to join the global semiconductor value chain. In 2025, foreign direct investment (FDI) capital in Vietnam is forecast to go up strongly, with over US$30 billion to be disbursed thanks to breakthrough policy reforms, especially in investment attraction. To find out more, our reporter has an interview with Mr. Nguyen Chi Dung, Minister of Planning and Investment.
SCG announced its 2024 operating results, reporting an EBITDA of 38.28 Trillion VND (US$ 1.53 Billion) driven by stringent cost management, accelerated delivery of High-Value Added Products & Services (HVA), and continuous reduction of working capital, investment in projects that offer high and quick returns, while debt has decreased compared to the previous quarter. Confident in its strong financial health, SCG is well-positioned to seize opportunities from the region's economic recovery in 2025.
Viet Nam will waive visas for tourists from Poland, the Czech Republic and Switzerland from March 1, 2025, the Government announced Wednesday.
In 2024, Thai Binh province attracted over VND38,088 billion (US$1.62 billion), including more than US$1 billion in foreign direct investment (FDI), ranking 12th nationwide and marking its second consecutive year as a “billion-dollar” FDI recipient.