As Vietnam integrates deeper into global markets and embraces Industry 4.0, its agricultural sector is undergoing a profound transformation.

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In recent years, online sales of hand-carried goods have become increasingly popular in Vietnam, particularly on e-commerce platforms and social media.

In recent years, the strategic partnership between Vietnam and Japan has expanded beyond traditional sectors into cutting-edge areas such as artificial intelligence (AI).

As of early 2025, Vietnam’s hybrid car market is experiencing strong growth, driven by rising consumer interest, expanded vehicle options, and pending policy changes.

According to B&Company Vietnam’s Enterprise Database, Vietnam had a total of 1.08 million active companies in 2023, with around 20,000 FDI companies generating 28% of the total net revenue. South Korea led with nearly 5,500 companies, followed by Japan and China.

In recent years, Vietnam has emerged as one of Southeast Asia’s most dynamic markets for renewable energy, specifically as of 2023, Vietnam led Southeast Asia with 18.6 GW of solar capacity, compared to Indonesia’s 900 MW and the Philippines’ 1.6 GW

Vietnam is taking a significant step toward establishing itself as a major player in the global financial landscape with its ambitious plan to develop an International Financial Center (IFC). This initiative aims to attract international capital, enhance financial services, and integrate Vietnam more deeply into the global economy. The government has been actively promoting this

Vietnam is evolving into a regional innovation center. With a youthful population, fast-growing middle class, and pro-business policies, Vietnam offers fertile ground for foreign investors—especially in three high-potential industries: Information Technology & Artificial Intelligence (AI), Renewable Energy, and Healthcare.

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