Industry

The city is promoting key rural industrial products as a driver to boost production value, create jobs, and strengthen the role of rural areas in industrialization.

Vietnam restarts nuclear projects and identifies offshore wind as a breakthrough, opening major opportunities for domestic firms to join the supply chain.

The government acts swiftly to stabilize the economy, curb inflation, and pursue a bold 8.3–8.5% growth target for 2025, with sustainability at the core.

To meet next year’s power demand, EVNNPT is expediting major transmission projects nationwide, reinforcing energy security for sustainable growth.

The development journey of supporting industries in China and Thailand demonstrates the importance of policies, FDI, and supply chains.

VPPNext 2025 debuted at Vietnam in Printing & Packaging Exhibition, bridging policy, capital and innovation to drive the industry’s green transition.

E-commerce is emerging as a sustainable pathway for highland farm products to reach wider markets, enhance value, and affirm Vietnam’s brand identity.

Resolution 70-NQ/TW is regarded as a unique opportunity for the private sector to engage in Vietnam’s renewable energy market.

Synchronized solutions are required to build a sustainable ecosystem for supporting industry enterprises to move deeper into global value chains.

The boundary merger creates new opportunities for Thai Nguyen to boost industrial promotion and advance sustainable rural industry.

Vietnam’s electronics sector has become a key economic driver, with computers and components leading exports and strengthening its role in global supply chains.

Rules of origin for textiles in CPTPP are strict, but the Agreement also provides a number of flexible provisions applied to these products.

Vietnam’s Resolution 70 is seen as a breakthrough to ease regulatory bottlenecks, mobilize capital, and ensure long-term energy security.

Vietnam’s industrial production index rose 8.5% in the first eight months of 2025, with strong growth in manufacturing, autos, electronics, and textiles.

Supporting industries tied to national key projects help increase value, strengthen supply chains and become crucial drivers for industrialization and modernization.

Vietnam’s supporting industries face a golden chance as billion-dollar projects flow in, creating momentum to raise standards and join global supply chains.

Hanoi shifts focus to green rural industry, prioritizing eco-friendly tech, high-value products, and sustainable development in its new industrial strategy.

China’s approval of six new planting and packing codes for An Giang’s coconuts boosts Vietnam’s export potential

The Politburo has issued Resolution 70 on securing national energy through 2030 with a vision to 2045, emphasizing sustainability and renewable development.

E10 sales surged in August, showing rising consumer trust and marking a key step in Vietnam’s clean energy roadmap toward Net Zero 2050.

On August 22 in Hanoi, a workshop gathered experts and businesses to provide feedback on the draft Circular for selecting exemplary rural industrial products.

In recent years, industrial promotion has become a key lever, enabling new models to thrive and tapping into the strengths of each locality.

Powered by strong support programs for applying machinery and equipment in production, Bac Ninh’s rural industry has posted robust growth in both quality and scale.

LNG is emerging as a key bridge fuel and long-term pillar of energy security, with Vietnam ramping up infrastructure and partnerships to drive its energy transition.

Dunamu will join forces with Vietnam’s state to launch the Southeast Asian nation’s first domestic digital asset exchange.

Post-selection support has helped Dak Lak’s rural industrial products gain recognition, build brands, and increase market value.

Preserving and developing Hanoi’s traditional craft villages is no longer just about markets and labor; it has also become a challenge of securing raw materials.

Decree 205/2025 is seen as a major step in developing supporting industries, especially through financial, technological, and human resource support.

Vietnam’s leather and footwear industry needs strong policies to boost supporting industries, cut import reliance, and raise localisation rates.

Building high-quality talent is both an urgent solution and a long-term strategy for Vietnam’s supporting industries to rise in global value chains.