Economy

In 2016, approximately 4.5 million Vietnamese were residing in 109 countries and territories. Today, the figures have risen to over 6 million and more than 130, respectively.

The article, entitled "La era del ascenso del pueblo vietnamita" (The era of Vietnam’s rise), highlighted the transformative influence of the August Revolution in 1945.

The Vietnamese Government has reduced the preferential import tariff on liquefied natural gas (LNG) from 5% to 2%.

Through targeted measures, including more job-matching programmes, employment fairs, and job creation loans, the Government has effectively connected provinces rich in human resources with key economic hubs.

Between 2021 and 2036, CEBR forecasts that the position of Vietnam in the World Economic League Table will improve considerably, with its ranking rising from 41st to 20th by 2036.

In the spirit of harmonious benefits, shared risks and the viewpoint of always accompanying enterprises, Long An gradually builds trust with investors, making the province an attractive destination, especially for FDI investors.

Long An Province has recently issued a plan for the management and development of industrial clusters in 2025.

Amid global competition, branding is not just a marketing tool but also becomes a strategic factor that determines the position of enterprises and the national competitiveness.

50 years after the country's reunification, Long An is taking steady steps on the path to becoming a fairly developed province in the Southern Key Economic Zone of the country.

PM Pham Minh Chinh urges free trade zones and duty-free ports to boost growth and position Vietnam as a digital-era logistics hub.

Vietnam's seafood exports to Singapore were valued at 28.7 million SGD, an increase of 19.3% compared to the same period last year, accounting for 10.1% of the total market share.

The agricultural sector of Long An province has made strong developments, creating many impressions and making great contributions to the overall development of the province.