Party General Secretary To Lam welcomed the long-term commitments and expanding investment presence of China’s Luxshare-ICT Group in Vietnam when he received the group’s Vice Chairman Wang Laisheng in Hanoi on November 15.

Leading businesses from Vietnam and Italy attended a business-to-business (B2B) networking event held by the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee on November 12.

VOV.VN - The European Union (EU) is issuing and preparing to enforce new regulations on supply chain due diligence to closely monitor risks related to human rights and the environment.

Vietnamese enterprises have set records across multiple areas, demonstrating strong export momentum that not only expands trade but also reinforces Vietnam’s position in global supply chains.

The Vietnam Logistics Forum 2025, scheduled to take place on November 28–29 in the central coastal city of Da Nang, is expected to be a strategic milestone, marking a new phase of development for Vietnam’s logistics services amidst the ongoing global supply chain restructuring and rapid digital transformation.

Vietjet Air and Airbus have signed a contract for the purchase of 100 A321neo aircraft, together with 50 additional purchase options at a recent ceremony held at the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, witnessed by the UK Prime Minister’s Trade Envoy Matt Western and senior executives from both sides.

The Ministry of Industry and Trade has proposed downsizing the closing ceremony of the first Autumn Fair 2025, citing the need for solidarity with flood-ravaged communities and a push for fiscal restraint amid recovery efforts.

After five days, the first Autumn Fair 2025 witnessed the signing of more than 100 cooperation agreements and memoranda of understanding (MoU) between Vietnamese businesses and international partners in diverse sectors, including investment, trade, technology transfer, and supply chain development.

Vietnamese businesses supplying goods and services to major European clients face a new wave of scrutiny as the European Union and member states introduce tougher supply chain due diligence regulations, participants heard at a VCCI workshop in Hanoi on October 21.

Enhancing governance capacity, ensuring supply chain transparency and complying with rules of origin are key components to allow enterprises to cope with trade defence measures from international markets.