Tên tác giả: Catherine Lê Thị Ngọc Bé

Catherine Le Thi Ngoc Be is the founder and Director of Vietnam Manual, a consultancy that helps foreign investors set up and run their business in Vietnam, with offices in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi. She has supported investors and companies from Europe, North America, Australia, India and Hong Kong with company formation, licensing, accounting, tax, payroll, HR, visas, work permits and temporary residence cards. She is an ASA member of CPA Australia and a member of BNI Rainbow.

Top tourist hot spots in Vietnam during TET Holiday!

This year, Lunar New Year (TET) Holiday lasts nine days, it presents the perfect opportunity for both foreign and domestic tourists to explore local heritage. In this article, we review significant destinations across Vietnam: Con Dao Island, Mekong Delta, Hoi An Ancient Town, Hue Old Capital, Duong Lam Ancient Village…etc. 1. Côn Đảo Island This

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Vietnam to Roll Out 2% Interest Rate Support Package for Green Projects

Resolution No.68-NQ/TW on private sector development sets out a policy framework for interest rate support for green investments. Following guidance from the Politburo, State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) is working with the Ministry of Finance to submit to the government a decree providing a 2-percent annual interest rate subsidy.

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Vietnam Utilizing Digital Technology to Access Wider Markets

Depute Minister Nguyễn Sinh Nhật Tân urges accelerated digital transformation for Vietnamese trade promotion to enhance global competitiveness. Emphasis is placed on monitoring international market trends, updating enterprises on regulations, and creating digital commerce handbooks. Collaboration between overseas offices, business associations, and e-commerce firms is encouraged to support SMEs and foster technological investment. Joint efforts with partners like Alibaba aim to build a secure, transparent digital ecosystem, boosting Vietnam’s global trade and socio-economic growth.

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Vietnam Rising as One of the Southeast Asia’s Economic Powerhouse

Vietnam’s remarkable transformation into one of Southeast Asia’s fastest-growing economies, especially as the country marks 80 years of national development .With GDP growth reaching 5.3% in 2023 and projected at 7.1% in 2024, the government aims for 8% in 2025. Vietnam’s focused on foreign investment, innovation, and workforce development to avoid the middle-income trap and transition to a high-tech, sustainable economy.

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VIETNAM’S GDP GROWTH IN QUARTER II.2025 THE HIGHEST IN 3 YEARS

Vietnam’s Q2 2025 GDP growth reached a three-year high, driven by industry, construction and services sectors. The economy maintained strong momentum with rising exports and business optimism. However, challenges like inflation, global uncertainties, and investment delays may hinder efforts to reach the projected growth rate of over 8% for the year, prompting calls for strategic policy adjustments and stronger investor engagement.

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Vietnam Government has adopted action plan to bolster private economy development

The Government issued Resolution No. 139 to boost private sector growth by cutting 30% of administrative procedures, costs, and business conditions by 2025. It promotes digital transformation, shifts to self-declaration, and improves land access through policy reforms, rental incentives, and streamlined approvals.

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Vietnam reported trade surplus of US$3.79 billion

Vietnam reported trade surplus of US$3.79 billion in January–April period 2025

Vietnam’s trade turnover reached US$276.89 billion in the first four months of 2025, up 15.7% year-on-year, with a trade surplus of US$3.79 billion. Exports rose 13%, imports 18.6%, led by strong activity from both domestic and foreign-invested sectors. The U.S. remained the top export market, while China was the largest import source.

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