Economy

Nguyen Dinh Tung, CEO of Vina T&T Import Export Service Trading Co. Ltd., stressed that tougher technical barriers in global markets are creating a level playing field, compelling exporters to prioritise quality and compliance.

In recent times, many cooperatives in Long An province have proactively implemented specific and practical solutions to improve their operational capacity, promoting the sustainable development of the collective economy.

Forestry is being developed, not only with a focus on sustainability but also as a multi-objective industry that maximises its economic, environmental and climate resilience contributions.

To support young people to do start up, the Provincial Youth Union has implemented many practical programs, creating motivation for them to realize their dreams.

Supported by 17 next-generation free trade agreements (FTAs) already in effect, the industry is poised for further growth, targeting 48 billion USD in export revenue this year.

Pork prices reach as high as 80,000 VND (3.14 USD) per kilogramme in some localities, which is the highest level in the last five years.

The key agricultural products of the two countries complement each other rather than compete. Therefore, Vietnam is willing to open its market to US agricultural products.

In 2024, the socio-economic situation of the country in general and Long An in particular met many intertwined opportunities and challenges.

In recent years, the youth start-up movement in Long An province has not only promoted economic development but also closely linked to the goal of environmental protection and climate change adaptation.

The programme aims to fundamentally transform administrative processes by decentralising decision-making and promoting the application of science technology and digital transformation.

The power grid system in Long An province is continuously invested, upgraded and expanded, along with the strong development of renewable energy projects.

Released on March 25, the directive underscored the pivotal role of the private sector, particularly SMEs, which constitute 98% of all active businesses in the country.