Economy

Cumulative rice exports reached 7.02 million tonnes, valued at nearly 3.59 billion USD, down 4.4% in volume and 21.9% in value from the same period last year, VFA data showed.

The Singapore Government’s proposal to sign a bilateral rice trade agreement with Vietnam is expected to help stabilise Vietnam’s rice export to the city-state in the time ahead.

The Department of Industry and Trade of Tay Ninh organized a trade promotion program for OCOP products and Tay Ninh agricultural specialties on the TikTok Shop platform.

Sun PhuQuoc Airways is set to officially begin commercial operations on November 1. The airline aims to develop a “resort aviation” model that integrates flight services with luxury travel experiences.

The Tay Ninh Provincial Economic Zone Management Board held the first meeting with enterprises investing in infrastructure of industrial parks in the province.

Tay Ninh province—with its geographical advantage in a strategic location—is emerging as a potential center for goods transit and border trade.

The Department of Domestic Market Management and Development has identified shifting from traditional management to a data- and technology-driven approach as a long-term solution.

With a combined seaport capacity expected to reach 32.7 million TEUs annually once projects are completed, HCM City could rival Singapore’s 37 million TEU capacity and other major regional ports.

Vice Chairman of the People's Committee of Tay Ninh province Huynh Van Son had a working session with the Japan External Trade Organization in Ho Chi Minh City.

The Tay Ninh business community has become an important force, contributing to promoting economic growth, shifting the labor structure, improving people's lives and affirming the province's position.

Since early 2025, a growing number of investors from Europe, the US and Japan have been touring southern Vietnam to seek potential investment locations.

Key sectors such as textiles and garments, wood and furniture, electronics, food processing, seafood, and industrial equipment have become internationally competitive.