(VOVWORLD) - The establishment of the Vietnam International Financial Center (VIFC) in Da Nang is opening a new chapter for Vietnam’s economy and attracting strong interest from the international business community—particularly from Japan. Positioning itself as a regional hub for finance and technology, Da Nang is emerging as a strategic destination for global investors.

(VOVWORLD) -Due to the conflict in the Middle East, many Vietnamese exporters have adjusted their production and shipping plans while seeking alternative markets to mitigate risks and ensure that supply chains remain uninterrupted.

(VOVWORLD) -The manufacturing and processing sector remains one of the vital pillars of Vietnam’s economic development, the backbone of national competitiveness. To achieve double-digit growth this year, Vietnam is aiming for an Industrial Production Index (IIP) growth of 12-14%.

(VOVWORLD) - Vietnam’s export sector is embarking on a new journey in 2026 — one that goes beyond expanding turnover to reshaping the very foundation of growth. With the Government targeting export growth of 15 to 16% this year, equivalent to 546 to 550 billion USD, the challenge is no longer finding markets, but ensuring quality, autonomy, and economic resilience.

(VOVWORLD) -The 14th National Party Congress has identified strategic breakthroughs in infrastructure, human resources, science, technology, and regional connectivity which are opening up fresh opportunities for tourism to grow sustainably. By connecting the Central Highlands and the South-Central Coast, Khanh Hoa will remain a spearhead with a strong spillover effect across the region.

(VOVWORLD) - Hanoi markets are buzzing with shoppers, and the first Spring Fair 2026, now underway at the Vietnam Exposition Center, is offering both a cultural rendezvous and a prime opportunity to boost sales during the Lunar New Year (Tet) season.

(VOVWORLD) -Trade promotion has enabled Vietnamese exporters to expand markets, increase brand value, and strengthen the nation’s prestige and soft power. The year 2026 is seen as a pivotal milestone for Vietnam’s trade sector, as new strategic directions are rolled out, with a strong emphasis on technology and connectivity to generate breakthroughs.

(VOVWORLD) - Politburo Resolution 68 on private sector development marks a significant milestone for Vietnam’s economy, especially for the business community. The Resolution has strengthened confidence and created fresh momentum for enterprises in the Mekong Delta to overcome challenges, take the initiative in investment and innovation, and contribute more effectively to national development.

(VOVWORLD) - The growth of the private economy is one of the clearest indicators of a profound change in Vietnam’s economic thinking over more than four decades of reform. Once regarded merely as a “supplementary” sector, the private economy has now been recognized as a key driver of national growth and competitiveness. This thinking is reaffirmed in the draft resolution of the 14th National Party Congress, which identifies the private sector as a most important driver of the national economy.

(VOVWORLD) -As global trade shifts rapidly to digital environments, cross-border e-commerce has emerged as a vital engine shaping the future of Vietnam’s economy. Vietnam is steadily demonstrating its determination to build a sustainable export model based on technology, international standards, and long-term value.