Culture - Society
Viet Nam aims to rank among the three leading ASEAN countries in artificial intelligence (AI) by 2030.
Culture - Society
Resolution 26-NQ/TW is seen as an important milestone, opening up new orientations and development opportunities for Viet Nam’s tourism sector.
Economy
The Vietnam Cooperative Alliance aims to develop cooperatives large enough to enter the ranks of the world’s top 300.
Economy
To fulfil its commitment to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, Viet Nam needs to mobilise around 700 billion USD over the course of its long-term transition.
The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism hosted the first Cambodia-Laos-Viet Nam Tourism Ministers’ Conference in Ho Chi Minh City.
Viet Nam’s digital economy is emerging as an important growth driver, offering opportunities for businesses to make breakthrough growth.
Credit is flowing increasingly to SMEs as policymakers seek to support production, trade and economic growth.
Vietnamese cuisine is becoming a powerful tourism asset, attracting visitors through authentic experiences and strengthening destination branding.
The 16th National Assembly (NA) wrapped up its first extraordinary session in Hanoi on August 24 afternoon.
Viet Nam should develop a strong domestic business force capable of absorbing technology, standards, management practices and market access from major corporations.
Viet Nam boasts a rich and diverse culinary heritage shaped over thousands of years and reflecting the cultural identities of its 54 ethnic groups.
Resolution 19-NQ/TW on renewing Viet Nam’s development model marks a strategic shift in the country’s development thinking.
A law on cultural industry development is expected to provide a major institutional boost by connecting culture with creativity, intellectual property rights, capital, production and markets.
Resolution 19 sets out a shift in Viet Nam’s growth model towards productivity, technology, innovation and higher value-added activities.
Viet Nam has been named the world’s top culinary destination for 2026 in the NZ Herald Travel Readers’ Choice Awards
Nearly 17 years since the launch of the “Vietnamese people prioritise Vietnamese goods” campaign, the position of Vietnamese products in the domestic market has improved significantly.