Economy
On the morning of September 12, PPC Chairman Do Huu Huy attended the sixth Business Coffee programme on innovation and digital transformation.
Economy
Resolution No. 27 identifies regional development as a tool to organise national growth, allocate resources and enhance competitiveness.
Economy
To stimulate consumer demand, the Department of Industry and Trade is rolling out large-scale promotional programmes province-wide.
Economy
The Department of Finance reported positive progress in state budget collection province-wide since the beginning of the year, with revenue exceeding the 2026 growth scenario.
2026 is witnessing a final push on numerous key infrastructure projects across the country.
The livestream sales training helps OCOP producers build digital sales skills and expand their markets.
By accelerating science and technology adoption and digital transformation, cooperatives are reshaping production methods, management practices and market access.
Amid deeper international integration, numerous young enterprises in the province have taken bold steps towards innovation.
A scheme for 2026-2030 issued by the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment aims to establish raw material areas managed through unified data.
Dak Lak Province is accelerating the shift from a production-oriented mindset towards an agricultural economy approach.
In August, an estimated 340 new enterprises were established province-wide with a total registered capital of approximately 3 trillion VND; this represents 91% of the previous year’s figure in terms of the number of enterprises but a 36% increase in capital. Concurrently, an estimated 50 enterprises resumed operations, marking a 39% increase compared to the same period last year.
Dak Lak is gradually moving the entire fishing fleet management process into the digital environment.
Rising business registrations alongside a sharp increase in firms completing dissolution procedures in the first eight months of 2026 showed that the corporate sector continues to face restructuring pressure.
Viet Nam’s economy showed strong signs of acceleration in the third quarter, creating greater room for expansion in the final months of the year.
Construction is gathering pace across numerous coastal infrastructure projects in the provincial eastern area, expected to generate novel growth momentum.
Viet Nam exported nearly 1.7 million tonnes of coffee in the first eight months, earning more than 6 billion USD.