On February 25, the Secretariat of the Communist Party of Vietnam held a nationwide conference to study, disseminate and implement Resolutions No.79 and 80-NQ/TW.

Vibrant post-holiday customs clearance at border gates has set the stage for Vietnam’s trade to move toward the USD 1 trillion mark.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade has issued urgent measures to implement Government resolutions, aiming to drive growth and ensure energy security in 2026

Despite short-term fluctuations, exports to the UAE remain above USD 5 billion, reflecting a stable foothold as CEPA paves the way for deeper cooperation.

Vietnam’s wood exports reached USD 1.6 billion in January 2026, up 12.5% year-on-year, with strong gains in China and Japan and stable demand in the US market.

Vietnam’s laptop market is entering a new growth cycle, driven by the mainstream adoption of AI and rising demand for professional creative solutions.

The EU rolls out CATCH and revised catch certificates from 2026, adding mandatory digital submission and new control requirements for seafood exports.

With trade hitting USD 930 billion in 2025, Vietnam’s economic integration enters a new phase focused on quality, green exports and deeper global positioning.

Vietnam’s canned tuna exports fell 8% in 2025 as the EU dropped sharply, while the US held steady and Middle East - North Africa markets posted strong growth.

Deputy Prime Minister Bui Thanh Son set growth targets for four energy pillars, urging double-digit breakthroughs and 14th National Congress Resolution execution

Vietnam’s fruit and vegetable exports to the EU exceeded USD 477 million in 2025, tripling since 2021 as processed products and quality upgrades drive growth.

Vietnam’s tea exports rose nearly 30% in January 2026, but falling prices highlight the urgent need to shift from bulk sales to higher-value, branded products.

Vietnam debuts its national pavilion at APAIE 2026, aiming to enhance global standing, attract investment and draw international students and talent.

At a spring gathering, the Ministry of Industry and Trade outlined key priorities for 2026 following stable Lunar New Year supply and markets.

As global supply chains continue to realign, the aviation sector is opening up new opportunities for Vietnamese manufacturers able to leverage their production strengths.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh urged sweeping reforms to accelerate Hanoi’s urban railway projects, targeting over 600km by 2045, while ensuring quality and safety.

Resolution 79 reshapes state sector’s role, prioritizing strategic areas, modern governance and fair competition to improve efficiency and drives sustainable growth.

From Malaysia’s integrated liquefied natural gas (LNG) model to large-scale gas-fired power projects at home, the energy transition is ushering in a new spring for Vietnam’s energy security, anchored in long-term vision, modern technological foundations, and an ambition for green, sustainable growth.

Vietnam’s General Secretary To Lam attended the Gaza Peace Council’s inaugural meeting in Washington, D.C., outlining commitments to peacekeeping and reconstruction.

General Secretary To Lam held talks with US President Donald Trump at the White House on bilateral ties and regional and international issues of shared concern.

As spring ushers in a new business cycle, Vietnam’s supporting industries are entering 2026 with expansion plans and long-term ambitions.

Digital technology is propelling Vietnam’s E-commerce sector to expand its market scale, enhance enterprise capabilities,....

Vietnam becomes an IEA associate country, marking a step in its green energy transition, strengthening a cooperation and advancing its carbon neutrality commitments.

General Secretary To Lam received US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, as Vietnam-US trade talks on reciprocal, fair and balanced agreement enter decisive stage.

Vietnam’s industry and trade sector enters a new era of autonomy, modernization and green-digital transformation, advancing policy to deepen global integration.

The Newspaper of Industry and Trade is pleased to present an article by General Secretary To Lam: “Strengthening comprehensive foreign relations to a new level.”

Acting Minister Le Manh Hung held talks with US trade leaders and AmCham on the sidelines of agreements witnessed by General Secretary To Lam in Washington, D.C.

For Tet 2026, more Vietnamese families are trading traditional homebound celebrations for affordable, close-to-home trips that offer rest, connection, and a fresh start to the new year.

Party General Secretary To Lam on February 18 (local time) held separate phone conversations with U.S. Senators Steve Daines and Bill Hagerty, during which he called for maintaining stable and sustainable economic, trade, and investment ties and urged the U.S. Congress to continue allocating resources to support Vietnam in addressing the consequences of war.

The agreements cover a wide range of key areas, including science and technology, digital transformation, aviation and healthcare.