In the period 2025–2030, Cà Ná aims to increase the proportion of industry–construction–services to over 90 per cent.

Strengthening the State–university–business linkage benefits all parties and helps accelerate the transition of Vietnamese products toward greener, more sustainable development, speakers said at the Uni Tour event on November 21 in HCM City.

The APEC Việt Nam International Commercial Arbitration Centre has opened a branch in the central city to promote commercial arbitration and mediation services for businesses and investors involved in dispute settlement in central Việt Nam.

Hà Nội aims for the digital economy to contribute 25–30 per cent of GRDP by 2025, reaching 40 per cent by 2030.

Along with science, technology, innovation and digital transformation, the capital city has identified the private sector as a key pillar of its economy, aiming to develop the sector into one of its most important growth engines.

Despite numerous state policies and credit programmes, SMEs still face serious difficulties in accessing capital, mainly due to lack of collateral, weak financial capacity, and complex appraisal procedures.

Việt Nam has fully populated its national fisheries database, VNFishbase, with all 79,360 fishing vessels – a 100 per cent registration rate.

Meanwhile, foreign investors returned to net selling, offloading nearly VNĐ588 billion worth of shares on HoSE.

Based on updated risk factors, the ministry outlined two scenarios for 2025, including the preferred option of keeping CPI growth at around 3.3 per cent, and a second scenario of around 3.5 per cent.