Cable television in Vietnam has undergone a long journey of development and achieved significant accomplishments.

The monthly average income of Vietnamese laborers in 2023 topped 290 USD per person, up 6.9% compared to the previous year.

The National Assembly’s resolution on the socio-economic development plan for 2024 sets a target of 6.0-6.5% growth in GDP

E-commerce, a rapidly developing field, has ushered in a new era in shopping and business.

new urban areas with prime locations and modern infrastructure are becoming magnets for an increasing number of professionals

The gig economy has emerged as a key driver of innovation and change in the way people work in Vietnam.

If the situation continues like this, which it seems it will, then the risk of global economic recession will be unavoidable due to war,

Accordingly, Vietnam will transfer to the World Bank 10.3 million tonnes, at a price of $5 per tonne, and 95 percent of this amount

Vietnam’s GDP growth forecast for 2023 has been adjusted in the context of many key growth drivers being put under major external pressure.

The number of international visitors to Vietnam by air this summer was 28% lower than the same period before the Covid-19 pandemic

Vietnam ranked 106th out of 165 countries and territories in the World Economic Freedom Index, up 4 places. compared to 2022.

Vietnam's economic prospects up to this point are still assessed positively with GDP growth this year.