A report by the Center for Digital Transformation and Agricultural Statistics showed that the organic tea cultivation areas remain modest in Việt Nam.

Back to 1975, Việt Nam, torn by two major wars, was a backward economy dependent on agriculture and foreign assistance. Foreign loans and aid accounted for over 63 per cent of its budget.

Promoting trade in goods and services across the land border has helped Vietnam have a goods exchange scale of tens of billions of dollars. However, the results are still not commensurate with the potential.

In supporting industry manufacturing enterprises (Support Industry), gradually "greening" production, green factories, clean raw materials, green energy... has become an inevitable trend, helping to meet the needs of customers. requirements to increase opportunities to enter the global value chain.

Attracting FDI capital has been one of the bright spots contributing to the positive economic outcomes of Q1/2024, setting a favorable stage for the year 2024. This outcome has reaffirmed investors' confidence in Vietnam's investment environment and continues to drive decisions for new investments and the expansion of existing projects in Vietnam.

For the development of the government's large paddy field in the Mekong Delta, harmonized benefits between farmers and businesses are important; therefore, it needs appropriate policies and other factors.

The Vietnam Trade Office in Algeria and the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Algeria’s Annaba province have recently held a seminar to introduce the potential for trade and investment partnerships between the two countries.

The Indian government has reinstated the so-called Approved List of Models and Manufacturers (ALMM) mandate from April 1, 2024. The move creates a non-tariff barrier for Chinese products.

Although Vietnam's textile and garment export turnover in the first three months of the year reached nearly 10 billion USD, an increase of about 10% over the same period in 2023, the sector is still facing many difficulties and challenges amidst the decrease of consumer demand, the increase of inventory, and geopolitical instability in some countries around the world.

Amid shifting global dynamics, China and the Gulf states are forging deeper economic connections, particularly in renewable energy, financial markets, and electric vehicles, experts have said.