The annual export revenue of HAMI’s (Hanoi Association of Main Industrial Products) member companies is $2 billion.

FDI companies in Vietnam are leveraging tax incentives while declaring billions in losses. Experts suggest enhanced tax audits, standardized pricing databases, and global cooperation to curb corporate tax evasion and protect domestic enterprises.

Nguyen Dinh Anh of the Ministry of Health writes about challenges, opportunities, and the path forward for the sector.

General schools have followed the Ministry of Education and Training's (MOET) Circular 29 on private tutoring management that suspends all extra classes in and out of schools.

Reviewing the implementation of the National Digital Transformation Program over the past five years, the Ministry of Information and Communications, as the standing agency of the Digital Transformation Committee, has drawn key lessons for success.

Bach Mai Hospital has successfully completed its digital transformation, becoming the first special-class hospital under the Ministry of Health (MOH).

Successfully navigating Microsoft's rigorous recruitment process, Duong Ha Anh has secured a position at the tech giant before completing her university studies. Previously, this Vietnamese student had internships at Apple and Uber.

Starting a tech business is always challenging, but it offers young entrepreneurs the chance to create bold and inspiring stories.

While Tran Thanh’s films break records in Vietnam, their performance overseas remains modest. Cultural differences, language barriers, and marketing challenges have made it difficult for these productions to gain traction internationally.

From his curiosity and special love for the phone, Ngô Khắc Hoàng determined to pursue research on the Internet of Things.

Following the great success in attracting capital and technologies from international investors, Vietnam’s technology outlook is expected to become brighter in 2025.

On the morning of February 21, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh chaired a government conference with local authorities to implement key economic growth policies.

The Global Vietnam Innovation Forum 2025 convened in Singapore, bringing together top Vietnamese innovators to discuss AI, semiconductors, and fintech as Vietnam’s next growth pillars.

Experts argue that eliminating district-level governance and consolidating provinces could create stronger economic zones and streamline government functions, aligning Vietnam with global trends.

The Politburo has issued new guidelines eliminating disciplinary actions against party members who have a third child, signaling a major shift in demographic policy.

At the annual ICT gathering in Hanoi, Minister Nguyen Manh Hung and other key leaders stress the importance of government-backed research and digital transformation. Resolution 57 is hailed as a landmark step toward a tech-driven economy.

Avoiding discussion of historical events equates to concealing history - something neither possible nor advisable.

Minister Nguyen Manh Hung emphasizes that Vietnamese businesses, especially large companies, should take on the mission of mastering strategic technologies to control the country's digital transformation process.

The Vietnamese government is prioritizing private sector development as the key driver of economic growth. With over 50% of GDP contribution and 80% of employment creation, private enterprises are essential for Vietnam’s long-term prosperity.

At birth, she showed no signs of life – not breathing, no crying, no reflexes. Her chances of survival were estimated at just one per cent.