The FTA Vietnam - EFTA creates new opportunities for Vietnamese businesses while encouraging stronger competitiveness, compliance and sustainable development.

Ministry of Industry and Trade removed more than 9,000 infringing products and blocked over 2,000 online stores in a nationwide crackdown on counterfeit goods.

Sustainable production and consumption are becoming business imperatives as companies invest in greener technologies, circular design and digital transformation.

Vietnam's domestic market remained resilient in the first half of 2026 despite global turbulence, with inflation under control and retail sales continuing to grow.

From 29 June, Vietnam’s domestic carbon market officially entered its pilot phase, marking a transition from emissions management through administrative command-and-control measures to a market-based mechanism.

The FTA Vietnam - EFTA creates new opportunities for Vietnamese businesses while encouraging stronger competitiveness, compliance and sustainable development.

In an interview with the press regarding the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between Vietnam and the European Free Trade Association (EFTA), Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyen Sinh Nhat Tan emphasized that the agreement will lay the foundation for economic relations between Vietnam and EFTA to enter a new stage of development.

At a second-quarter 2026 conference, the MoIT urged Vietnam's Trade Offices abroad to strengthen intelligence and help exporters adapt to changes and expand exports.

Vietnam and Israel discuss strengthening VIFTA implementation to expand trade, investment and cooperation, aiming to boost bilateral economic ties and market access.

More than 100 businesses attend the Vietnam-Japan Investment and Trade Cooperation Conference in Osaka to strengthen investment, trade and supply chain connectivity.