Economy

Supporting industries serve as the backbone of major manufacturing sectors by supplying components, parts and technical processes.

Discussions will zero in on risks facing Vietnamese exports, including heightened scrutiny over circumvention and origin fraud in major markets; as well as opportunities and challenges awaiting domestic firms in 2025.

Vietnam’s strategic geographical location, coupled with its improving infrastructure and pro-business policies, further enhances its appeal to foreign investors, according to an article posted on thailandbusinessnews.com.

The flood season is pouring into the districts of Dong Thap Muoi in Tay Ninh province. Farmers are cleaning their fields to receive alluvium from the flood season.

Until now, farmers in Tay Ninh Province have harvested more than 157,000 ha of Summer–Autumn 2025 rice, accounting for nearly 60% of the total sown area. The remaining area is mostly in the ripening stage.

The value of the e-commerce market was estimated at around 25 billion USD last year, accounting for about 9% of the country's total retail sales of goods and services.

Tay Ninh province has synchronously deployed many monitoring measures, from installing automatic monitoring systems to implementing large-scale periodic monitoring programmes.

Vietnamese Consul General in Hong Kong and Macau Le Duc Hanh noted that rice trade has long played a traditional and relatively stable role in Vietnam–Hong Kong commercial relations.

In the context of deep integration, ensuring the quality standards of exported agricultural products is a key requirement to maintain and expand the market.

The Tay Ninh Provincial Construction Investment Project Management Unit announced the detailed Phuoc Tan Main Border Gate construction project plan.

While the US's new tariff policies have placed certain Vietnamese exports under pressure, the changes are also prompting companies to rethink strategies, diversify markets, and break free from over-reliance.

Environmental protection at industrial clusters across Tay Ninh Province has recently seen significant progress, particularly in the investment, construction, and operation of centralised wastewater treatment systems.