Vietnam’s Industry and Trade sector is rolling out a structured green transition through clear policies, roadmaps, supporting sustainable growth and net-zero goals.

On January 3, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh received Philippine Ambassador Meynardo Los Banos Montealegre on a farewell visit at the end of his tenure in Vietnam.

Vietnam’s trade turnover is hitting record highs, with flexible and consistent policy support emerging as a key driver of growth for 2026 - 2030.

A vibrant trade atmosphere at major border gates right from the first days of 2026 signals a positive start to the new year for Vietnam's import-export activities.

The energy sectors continued to maintain smooth energy flows in 2025, affirming their role in accompanying the country on the path of sustainable development.

The domestic market continues to play a pivotal role in macroeconomic stability and purchasing power activation, creating a foundation for double-digit GDP growth.

Over the 2021-2025 period, Vietnam's textile industry sustained growth while progressively restructuring its operations to prepare for the road ahead.

The 2021 - 2025 term lays firm foundations for industry and trade, helping the sector enter 2026 with confidence and move from recovery to high-quality growth.

Global monetary easing, supply chain restructuring and stable energy prices are opening new opportunities for Vietnam’s industry and trade in 2026.

Record export results in 2025 reflect a shift in mindset, higher quality standards and growing global recognition of Vietnamese agricultural products.

As Tet approaches, farmers in Duc Bac flower village are racing against time to perfect flowers and ornamental plants for the 2026 Lunar New Year market.

With stronger foundations and policy momentum, Vietnam’s industry enters 2026 aiming to expand development space through regional linkages and greater resilience.

Though not a professional competition, the traditional Bac Ha horse racing festival in Lao Cai, with farmers riding pack horses, leaves a lasting impression.

The USD 920 billion trade record in 2025 underpins 2026, as Vietnam boosts logistics, reforms institutions and strengthens supporting industries.

Despite mounting global uncertainties and unprecedented challenges, Vietnam’s economy remains resilient and continues its steady advance.

Refining oil and gas policy is an urgent task to address emerging challenges, unlock investment, and ensure energy security and sustainable development.

After months stranded at Karachi Port, nearly 500 containers of Vietnamese tea have been cleared for re-export, easing a major bottleneck for tea exporters.

2025 is ending on a hopeful note, with vehicles across the country carrying not just people and goods, but the momentum of recovery and renewed travel experiences.

At the 2025 Vietnam Trade Counselors’ Conference, trade offices shared practical experience to boost market access, attract quality investment.

In 2025, Vietnam recorded an unprecedented number of policy initiatives, notably the implementation of the “three together” strategy with businesses community.

India’s drive toward electric mobility is gaining pace, bringing renewed focus to the role of charging infrastructure in the transition.

In December 2025, international media described Vietnam as a stable, dynamic economy, supported by solid growth, reforms, tourism recovery and investor confidence.

Vietnam’s agriculture, forestry and fisheries exports are nearing USD 70 billion in 2025, with coffee, wood, seafood and fruit all hitting record highs.

Trade promotion results in 2025 have created a strong foundation for growth while reinforcing Vietnam’s national brand, Deputy Minister Nguyen Sinh Nhat Tan said.

On December 29, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh chaired a conference on ensuring security and social order to support socio-economic development in the Mekong Delta.

Miss Cosmo 2025 Yolina Lindquist and First Runner-up Chelsea Fernandez visited the headquarters of the Newspaper of Industry and Trade in Hanoi.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has officially appointed Le Ngoc Son as the Chairman of the Member Council of the Vietnam National Industry - Energy Group.

Acting Minister Le Manh Hung emphasized energy security as a critical and consistent priority amid the energy transition and the requirements for high growth.

Nearly 500 tea containers stranded in Pakistan are causing heavy losses, prompting urgent the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) intervention.

Vietnam’s retail market enters deep restructuring as short-term pressure rises, forcing SMEs to transform business models to survive in a more competitive market.