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The Việt Nam Impact Investment Forum 2025 was held in Hà Nội on Wednesday to promote Việt Nam’s development into a leading impact investment hub in Southeast Asia.

Việt Nam’s seafood exports are likely to set a new record this year, reaching around US$11.2-$11.3 billion – the highest level to date.

Under the Industrial Promotion Programme for 2026–30, Hà Nội aims to mobilise and utilise resources more effectively to advance industrial and handicraft production in a fast, efficient and sustainable manner.

Infrastructure will be the most critical growth driver for the next decade, according to Savills Việt Nam.

While foreign direct investment (FDI) enterprises have significantly contributed to Việt Nam’s economic growth and exports, their representation in the stock market remains quite limited.

In a document sent to the National Assembly, the Việt Nam Gold Traders Association said that gold jewellery should be treated as a normal commercial product, calling for a phased roadmap to ensure transparency and avoid market disruptions.

Under the proposal, household and individual businesses with annual revenue of VNĐ1 billion or more would be required to use e-invoices with a tax authority code or invoices generated from cash registers connected to the tax authority’s database, in line with Decree 70.

Without a further credit increase from the SBV, credit supply has become limited in the fourth quarter as credit strongly surged by nearly 14 per cent in the first nine months of this year while allocated credit room of many banks was used up.

The capital is actively fostering a conducive environment for enterprises, research institutes and start-ups, aiming to emerge as a global creative city and a leading centre of innovation in the region.

The Việt Nam Pavilion, organised by HCM City’s Investment and Trade Promotion Centre (ITPC), attracted 33 Vietnamese enterprises operating in the production, processing and export of farm products.