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Vietnam's campaign to boost consumption of domestic products is showing remarkable success, with over 90% of Vietnamese consumers now showing confidence in and preference for locally-made goods, reflecting tangible improvement in Vietnam’s business and investment climate.
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Speakers called for stronger collaboration between governments, producers, researchers and consumers to implement science-based solutions that protect public health, build resilient food systems, and enhance Vietnam’s access to domestic and international markets.
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The O Mon 4 Thermal Power Plant will bring Petrovietnam’s total installed capacity to over 9,3000 MW, accounting for around 10% of the country’s total power capacity. Once completed, the plan will provide clean and stable power to the national grid and contribute to promoting the economic growth.
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Vietnam's textile and footwear sector targets annual export growth of 7.5–8% from 2021 to 2025, with turnover expected to reach 50–52 billion USD by 2025 and 68–70 billion USD by 2030.
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On the journey to create new values and promote the common prosperity of the country, the private economic sector has been affirming its pioneering role, being an important endogenous resource for growth and innovation. In Long An, the private economic sector is not only a component of the economy but also a solid pillar, making great contributions to the gross regional domestic product (GRDP) and the state budget revenue, creating hundreds of thousands of job opportunities, directly contributing to improving the quality of life of the people, promoting local socio-economic development.
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During his lifetime, President Ho Chi Minh always paid attention to and promoted the role of cooperatives in socio-economic development. His collective economic ideology not only laid the foundation for the Vietnamese cooperative model but also paved the way for sustainable development in the period of industrialization and modernization of the country. Learning from Uncle Ho's economic thinking, many cooperatives joined forces, pooled capital, innovated production thinking, promoted the application of high technology and digital transformation, thereby increasing income and improving the lives of members.
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In recent years, farmers in Long An province have continuously faced many challenges in agricultural production such as climate change, diseases, unstable agricultural product prices, etc. In that context, digital transformation has become a support for farmers to improve productivity, increase competitiveness, and expand markets.
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Vietnamese investors have primarily focused on the production and distribution of electricity, gas, hot water, steam, and air conditioning, which accounted for 35% of total outbound investment. This was followed by manufacturing and processing industries (22.7%) and transportation and warehousing (15.9%).
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According to the report of the Long An Provincial People's Committee, the general situation of production activities of enterprises in the province in May 2025 increased sharply over the same period. The province's industrial production index (IIP) in May increased by 1.34% over the previous month and increased by 15.17% over the same period.
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In the process of attracting investment, the People's Committee of Long An province directed the Department of Agriculture and Environment to closely coordinate with relevant sectors and localities to ensure the right investment for sustainable development.
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