Logistics is a sector with strong growth prospects in Vietnam in the coming years. With advances in information technology and artificial intelligence, smart logistics systems are becoming more common and essential for optimizing transportation, warehousing, and goods management across supply chains.
April 24–25, 2026
Kinh Bac Cultural Center, Bac Ninh Province
The shift toward a multi-centered trade landscape is reshaping the global economy, pushing Vietnam to speed up its export market diversification strategy to reduce dependence and improve resilience against external shocks.
At a recent working session with Vietnam Electricity (EVN) to address obstacles in site clearance for power projects across Phu Tho Province, Chairman of the Phu Tho Provincial People’s Committee Tran Duy Dong called for the completion of all clearance procedures to ensure the progress of key power projects and support local economic development.
Airstrikes involving the United States, Israel, and Iran in early March 2026 have pushed the Middle East into a period of unpredictable instability, sending shockwaves through global trade. With shipping routes through the Strait of Hormuz nearly at a standstill, Vietnam faces potential disruptions to its key export supply chains.
Digital transformation combined with green transformation not only helps Vietnamese enterprises meet market requirements, but also supports the rise of a new generation of dual-transformation companies that are more modern, more transparent, and more sustainable.
Vietnam’s fast-growing e-commerce sector is increasingly viewed as a potential contributor to export growth. As the ecosystem matures, the focus is shifting from simply selling across borders to building the operational capacity required to run global businesses at scale.
Amid rapidly evolving, complex, and unpredictable global developments, particularly as the United States continues to introduce new tariff-related measures and military conflict in the Middle East expands, disrupting global maritime and air transport and affecting supply chains and fuel prices, Vietnam’s economy has faced multidimensional pressures on exports, production costs, and macroeconomic stability.
PwC Vietnam recently announced the launch of its 29th Global CEO Survey, revealing a moment of profound transition for business leaders across the Asia Pacific region.
Informa Markets Vietnam will officially organize Food & Hospitality Vietnam 2026, the 13th edition of the international exhibition for food & beverage, bakery equipment, restaurant, hotel and service supplies, under the endorsement of the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Industry and Trade.
As Vietnam’s wood and furniture industry continues to deepen its integration into global markets, strengthening cooperation has become essential. Supporting the development of competitive advantages for furniture manufacturing factories in Vietnam has become one of the key objectives of Canadian Wood Vietnam.
For decades, Vietnam has been an export-driven economy, with growth supported by sectors such as textiles and agricultural products including cashews, coffee, and vegetables.
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