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Viet Nam's export outlook holding firm

Viet Nam’s export outlook is holding firm despite unpredictable global trade, supported by stronger manufacturing capacity, higher realised foreign direct investment and a widening web of free trade agreements (FTAs).

Leaders of Dak Nhau Commune visit the coffee garden intercropped beneath cashew trees belonging to Party member Dieu Tan in Dak La Hamlet.
Society

Everyday life in Dong Nai City’s border areas

In the border areas, ethnic minority communities, and mountainous regions of Dong Nai City, grassroots Party members set an example and take the lead in socio-economic development, strengthening national defence and security, and building great national unity in their daily lives.

Efforts to drive national economic growth must go hand in hand with business stability and resilience. (Photo: THANH DAT)
Business

The State as enabler, businesses as pioneers of development

At the fourth Plenum of the 14th Party Central Committee, Viet Nam reaffirmed its commitment to transforming the growth model and accelerating reform in institutions, infrastructure, science and technology, and digital transformation. Strengthening economic self-reliance and resilience is central to this agenda. Businesses must drive technological innovation, improve productivity and management, and move into higher-value segments of global supply chains.

A production line at Samsung Electronics’ factory in Yen Phong Industrial Park, Bac Ninh City. (Photo: HOANG PHUONG)
Business

Strength through linkages

The strength of Viet Nam’s business sector does not lie simply in the number of enterprises, but in the coordination and links between diverse businesses. Several models bringing together different types of enterprises are already operating successfully in Viet Nam, but they have yet to become widespread.

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