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There has been ongoing discussion regarding the proposed increase in the Special Consumption Tax (SCT) on pickup trucks, a move that has sparked debate among various National Assembly deputies.

The 2025 UK-Southeast Asia Tech Week launched in HCM City on Thursday is expected to be a major milestone in the journey towards a more interconnected digital future between Việt Nam and the UK.

The trend of transitioning to electric vehicles (EVs) in Việt Nam is becoming increasingly evident, with a clear focus on sustainability, cost savings and enhanced user experience, according to local car experts.

Takeda Vietnam is delighted to announce the appointment of its new General Manager Benjamin Ping. Benjamin is an experienced pharmaceutical executive who has over 20 years of experience in the pharmaceutical space working in roles of increasing responsibilities over various cities like Singapore, Shanghai, Hong Kong (China) and most recently Dubai. As Việt Nam experiences an

The Trà Vinh Provincial People’s Committee has given the green light to the investment policy for five wind power projects, for an investment total of over VNĐ13.8 trillion (US$540.6 million).

Trading liquidity fell to VNĐ18.8 trillion (approximately US$734.9 million), down 16.1 per cent from the previous session.

The fair runs for three days from March 26 to 28, with over 200 booths from nearly 150 domestic and international businesses and organisations.

Hưng Yên is eager to closely collaborate with Chinese localities to effectively implement the common perceptions reached by the two countries’ high-ranking Party and State leaders, as well as the joint declarations issued by both sides, said Secretary of the provincial Party Committee Nguyễn Hữu Nghĩa.

The Vsico Quảng Trị Inland Port aims to develop a logistics hub with warehouses, yards, technical infrastructure and equipment to provide cargo handling, storage and logistics services directly related to transportation and customs clearance.

From late 2023 to December 2024, the Vietnamese Ministry of Transport (now the Ministry of Construction – MoC), China’s National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), and the China International Development Cooperation Agency (CIDCA) signed six documents to advance the construction of railways linking the two nations.