Economy

Aiming to build a modern and well-planned city that meets the needs of socio-economic development, Tay Ninh Province has been focusing on implementing a number of large-scale urban beautification projects.

According to Brand Finance, Vietnam's national brand value reached 507 billion USD in 2024, ranking 32nd globally and climbing one position from the previous year.

The project of access roads to 3 bridges on Provincial Road 827E is a key traffic project of Tay Ninh province, which is of great significance in connecting regional infrastructure and promoting socio-economic development.

In recent times, the campaign “Vietnamese people prioritize using Vietnamese goods” has had positive changes, gradually becoming more practical and effective.

From January 1 to July 15, total trade volume reached 470.65 billion USD, comprising 239.2 billion USD in exports and 231.45 billion USD in imports, racking up a 7.75 billion USD trade surplus.

The former business associations of Long An and Tay Ninh officially merged into the Tay Ninh Provincial Business Association, Term IV (2024–2029), at an Executive Committee Conference.

Vietnam will remain highly attractive to investors as long as US tariffs on Vietnamese goods do not exceed those imposed on other countries' by more than 10%, according to VinaCapital.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment (MAE) sketched out a roadmap for the remainder of the year, targeting 14–15 billion USD in Q3 and at least 16 billion USD in Q4.

On July 23, the Customs units of Xa Mat, Ka Tum, and Phuoc Tan—under Region XVII Customs Branch—held the 2nd Business Dialogue Conference of 2025 at Xa Mat International Border Gate Customs in Tay Ninh Province.

UOB's Global Economics & Market Research Unit estimated that Vietnam’s GDP growth in 2025 will be 0.9 percentage point higher than its initial baseline forecast, reaching 6.9% compared to the previous 6.0%.

Exporting enterprises should capitalise on Vietnam’s 17 FTAs covering over 60 countries and territories, along with 70 bilateral cooperation frameworks.

Vietnam’s digital asset landscape is increasingly attracting heavyweight players, not only domestic banks, securities firms, asset managers, and tech enterprises, but also global powerhouses.