Corporate culture is the factor that administers almost all business results. Vietnamese national culture has been long influencing the Vietnamese organisational culture. When studying Vietnam corporate culture, it is important to take into the impact of national culture, especially in times when Vietnam economy is developing rapidly.
Vietnam is entering a period of strong transformation, led by the ongoing digital transformation revolution. The rapid booming of the Fourth Industrial Revolution has leveraged e-government, digital economy and digital society, and motivated comprehensive and sustainable development.
In 2024, with strong determination, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development implemented synchronized, flexible, and innovative solutions to overcome challenges and unforeseen circumstances, ensuring national food security while fostering deeper international integration. This reinforced its important role as a driving force and pillar of the national economy.
In 2024, Vietnam's export turnover reached US$405.53 billion, up 14.3% from the previous year. The domestic sector contributed US$114.59 billion, up 19.8%, making up 28.3% of total exports, while the foreign-invested sector (including crude oil) reached US$290.94 billion, up 12.3%, accounting for 71.7%. This solid performance sets the stage for a breakthrough in exports in 2025.
“Innovation, creativity, acceleration and breakthrough” are essential elements leading the country to firmly advance into the ascending era, achieving development as a powerful, wealthy, civilized and prosperous nation.
2024 continued to pose a lot of challenges to the global economy, marked by fluctuations in interest rates and geopolitical tensions. However, despite global economic volatility, Vietnam was still considered a bright spot in the regional economic landscape, with important contributions from the banking industry.
The Hanoi Capital Plan 2021-2030, with a vision to 2050, marks an important step in addressing the city's bottlenecks and difficulties.
Vietnam's trade flow is becoming vibrant and adding value to the country. However, this growth is accompanied by an increasingly unpredictable rise in smuggling counterfeit goods, intellectual property (IP)-infringing items and goods with fake origins.
Over the years, the nationwide movement to develop new-style rural areas has transitioned from prioritizing quantity to emphasizing quality.
Around 145 countries have declared their support for the common goal of Net Zero. Being no exception, Vietnam is committed to joining and aiming for the Net Zero goal by 2050. Vietnamese businesses are also making efforts to join hands for a sustainable green planet.
To successfully collect State budget revenue, the Bac Giang Tax Department has implemented consistent solutions to strengthen tax management, identify revenue sources, prevent tax losses, and accelerate administrative reform while supporting taxpayers.
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