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Vietnam's Ministry of Agriculture and Environment will launch a national traceability system for agricultural goods on July 1. The platform aims to boost transparency and meet global export demands.
Vietnam's central bank has proposed a draft decree to modernize its foreign exchange reserve management. The changes aim to add new tools and increase flexibility.
On Vietnam's Press Day, top executives praised economic journalism for clarifying policy and reflecting market realities. They see it as essential for attracting quality capital.
Cà Mau province has launched a major socio-economic plan for 2026-2030, aiming for 10% annual GRDP growth and a target of 20,000 registered enterprises.
Vietnamese officials and foreign investors have proposed major reforms to attract high-quality FDI. Key initiatives include financial centers and capital market upgrades.
Hanoi is shifting its foreign investment policy from quantity to quality, aiming to attract up to $300 billion by 2030 in high-tech, value-added projects.
Vietnam has issued a new decree to overhaul its supplementary pension system, aiming to boost the small but growing market. The changes seek to enhance social security.
The Czech Ministry of Finance has signed an agreement to help Vietnamese entrepreneurs navigate local financial and tax laws, including the new EET 2.0 system.
Prime Minister Le Minh Hung has issued a directive to tackle severe delays in disbursing foreign development loans. The move aims to fast-track key infrastructure projects.
Finance officials from Vietnam and Laos met in Hà Nội to share expertise on managing official development assistance. The exchange focuses on Vietnam's transition to a middle-income country.
Experts are calling on Vietnam to simplify green credit certification and build a data platform to help small businesses access funding for sustainable projects.
Cần Thơ has unveiled an ambitious plan to foster 300 new businesses annually through 2030. The strategy aims for 10% private sector growth via administrative reform.