Vietnam's manufacturing

Vietnam News Today (Jun. 2): Vietnam-Philippines economic cooperation should move to a new level; Vietnam, US step up humanitarian cooperation on war legacy issues; Bilingual book, exhibition honor Ho Chi Minh’s legacy; Vietnam’s culture development in digital era.

Vietnam News Today (May 22): Vietnam, Cambodia strengthen strategic connectivity amid regional uncertainty; Vietnam to actively contribute to success of ASEAN–Russia Commemorative Summit; Vietnam expands role in global manufacturing hub; Events in Russia, Slovakia mark President Ho Chi Minh’s 136th birthday.

Vietnam News Today (Jan. 4): Vietnam, Laos promote trade, industrial, energy cooperation; Vietnam-Denmark trade turnover sees robust growth; Vietnam set to become regional manufacturing tech hub this year; Vietnam listed among 12 most affordable honeymoon destinations in the world.

Vietnam News Today (Dec. 1): Vietnam evolving to manufacturing and R&D hub with new FDI; Vietnam and Singapore seek to create breakthrough in economic cooperation; Hanoi Culinary Culture Festival 2024 kicks off; Lonely Planet lists Vietnamese resort among world’s 12 best Christmas vacation places.

Vietnam News Today (Nov. 2): Vietnam seeks Qatar support in energy development; Vietnamese embassy in Tokyo boosts ties with Japanese localities; Vietnam to become ASEAN's fastest growing economy in 2024: HSBC; Vietnamese tech company introduces new product in US market.

Vietnam News Today (Apr. 13): Vietnam, China strengthen border ties during friendship exchange; Vietnamese film to compete at 2024 Cannes Film Festival; Vietnam transforming into new global manufacturing hub: experts; Vietnam-Cuba Intergovernmental Committee convenes 41st session.

The seminar on the analysis of Japanese's leading position in manufacturing and productions as lessons for Vietnam's growing manufacturing industry, hosted by Vietnam Japan University, Mitani Sangyo Co., Ltd and Koganei Seiki Co., Ltd. in March 9 in Hanoi, attracted more than 130 participants from both countries.

Vietnam, India, Thailand, Malaysia, and Bangladesh are the countries where China’s supply chains are moving to, according to the US magazine Business Insider.