The chemical industry is a cornerstone of Vietnam’s economic growth, supporting numerous other sectors, such as agriculture, manufacturing, and construction. In recent years, Vietnam has recognized the importance of transitioning its chemical industry towards eco-friendly practices to align with the global trend of sustainable development.

The government has stated that developing mechanization in agriculture and the processing of agricultural, forestry, and fishery products is a crucial task for the agricultural sector, while the development direction will focus on comprehensive mechanization, aligned with production chains that integrate processing and product consumption.

Hai Phong, a key port city in northern Vietnam, has become an industrial powerhouse, attracting substantial domestic and foreign investments. As of 2023, this city has established 14 industrial parks covering approximately 6,000 ha.

Vietnam currently ranks among the top 30 countries generating the largest volumes of wastewater worldwide; however, only a small fraction of this wastewater is treated before being discharged into the environment. According to Vietnam Water Supply and Sewerage Association (VWSA), about 12 million cubic meters of wastewater are generated across the country daily, with up to 87% released untreated into the environment.

In the past few years, AI has been emerging as one hot topic with profound impacts on multiple socio-economic aspects. Not only providing new powerful tools for work and business, but AI has also brought in many predictions such as changing work structure or even replacing human labor.

The meat processing industry in Vietnam has undergone substantial growth over the past decade, emerging as a critical component of the nation’s economy. This industry not only ensures food safety and increases the value of the livestock sector but also contributes significantly to import and export activities.

Vietnam's beauty and personal care market has witnessed remarkable growth in recent years. The largest segment within the market is personal care, while skincare products come in second, possibly largely driven by the increasing awareness of skincare among Vietnamese consumers, particularly within younger demographics.

Vietnam, like many rapidly developing nations, faces significant challenges in managing solid waste. With increasing urbanization, industrialization, and a rising population, solid waste generation in Vietnam has soared in recent years.

Bac Ninh Province, located in the northern economic region of Vietnam, spans an area of approximately 822 km² and is home to over 1.5 million people. This small yet industrially significant province has experienced rapid development in the past decade.

The allure of Japanese music genres such as modern J-pop and anime soundtracks, has captivated Vietnamese listeners, influencing local music scenes, social trends, and even inspiring new artistic expressions in Vietnam. This article explores the journey of Japanese music in Vietnam, examining its cultural significance, popular genres, avenues of access, and influence on Vietnamese music and youth culture.