Industry

Vietnam’s textile and garment industry targets export growth in 2025-2030, focusing on green transition and digitalisation to retain top three global positions.

Vietnam’s wood and wood product exports reached USD 15.5 billion in 11 months of 2025, up 5.4% year on year amid uneven growth across export markets.

Decree 319 opens a key legal corridor, gives a strong boost to investment, and gradually shapes a distinctly Vietnamese railway manufacturing industry.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh affirmed that Nhon Trach 3 and 4 are a vital component in safeguarding energy security, and a compelling model of national vision.

The promotion of investment and production based on green chemistry is expected to create long-term competitive advantages for Vietnam’s chemical sector.

The Industrial Park Forum 2025 (IPForum 2025) in Ho Chi Minh City brought together 300 delegates to discuss solutions for developing smart, eco-industrial parks.

The Deputy Prime Minister signed Decision No. 2663/QD-TTg on December 8, 2025, issued the implementation plan for the Law on Atomic Energy No. 94/2025/QH15.

In 2025, Quang Ninh leads the nation in economic growth, driven by breakthrough institutions, modern infrastructure and strong gains in industry and services.

Vietnam’s textile sector is diversifying markets and leveraging trade agreements to strengthen its export growth.

Vietnam’s auto strategy to 2030, with a 2045 vision raises expectations for a tech-self-reliant manufacturing sector more deeply integrated into global value chains.

Multi-Stakeholder Convening in Hanoi Advances Technical Frameworks, Industrial Pilots, and Blended Finance Models for 10,000-16,300 MW Storage Target.

Highland communities in Lao Cai are transforming barren slopes into new livelihoods. Agriculture is creating fresh opportunities and boosting their incomes.

Vietnam’s agro-forestry-fishery exports hit USD 64 billion in the first 11 months of 2025, underscoring firm momentum toward a USD 70 billion goal.

The new policy removes tech, financial, and networking barriers, enabling supporting industries to upgrade and integrate deeper into the global supply chain.

Cao Bang is turning highland products into economic value, helping ethnic-minority communities escape poverty with quality improvements and market support.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) is helping ethnic-minority communities in northern mountainous localities build sustainable supply-demand networks.

Mastering core components and scaling up production are key for Vietnam’s supporting industries to break through and join global supply chains

Hai Phong strengthens inspections and enforcement against smuggling, counterfeiting, and intellectual property violations as year-end consumer demand surges.

Vietnam is set to become one of Southeast Asia’s fastest-growing digital economies, driven by strong e-commerce, digital finance and highest consumer adoption of AI.

Leveraging infrastructure, strategic location, Quang Ninh targets becoming a leading hub for supporting industries in machinery, automotive, and railway sectors.

Authorities to intensify inspections, fight counterfeit gold jewelry, and promote transparency to strengthen the reputation of Vietnam’s gold industry.

Coffee is more than a crop; it is a source of hope and a pathway to sustainable prosperity for thousands of ethnic minority households in Dien Bien Province.

Tuyen Quang is boosting trade promotion to widen market access and tap new growth for its key rural industrial goods and local specialties.

Self-reliance in component manufacturing is vital for Vietnam’s supporting industries to boost competitiveness, cut import dependence, and join global supply chains.

For ethnic-minority produce to enter the market, linkages must be well structured, drawing on lessons from real-life models.

For agricultural products from ethnic-minority communities to secure a foothold in the market, establishing value-chain linkages is essential.

Vietnam’s National Assembly approves the 2026 socio-economic plan, highlighting special mechanisms to attract major energy projects and diversify export markets.

According to Associate Professor Doctor Luu The Anh, 3 key conditions are essential for Vietnam to develop a competitive, and export-oriented environmental industry.

In 2025, Lang Son province could not implement planned industrial promotion due to a mismatch between its new administrative model and regulations.

Phu Lang Pottery Village has become a unique cultural and tourism symbol, integrating product consumption with the journey of building a local brand.