According to Deputy Prime Minister Bui Thanh Son, the Autumn Economic Forum affirms the increasingly prominent position of Vietnam and Ho Chi Minh City in terms of economy and technology in the region and globally.
These corporations have registered to participate in the initial phase of the International Finance Centre in Ho Chi Minh City, which is expected to become operational in December.
The Ministry of Finance is developing a financial and budget plan for the period 2026-2030, with an estimated budget of over 8 trillion VND, focusing on green transformation and sustainable development.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh affirmed to international partners that Vietnam is ready to become a "laboratory" for green economy, digital economy, and green finance in the region.
A professor at Seoul National University, South Korea, said that AI will solve the bottlenecks in Ho Chi Minh City, helping people feel happier and achieve development goals.
Mr. Brand Cheng said Foxconn has observed a surge in demand for global AI infrastructure and affirmed that Vietnam has become a strategic location for the group in this field.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh affirmed this when receiving leaders of international corporations and businesses in the financial sector attending the Autumn Economic Forum 2025 on the afternoon of November 25.
Deputy Prime Minister Bui Thanh Son urged young people to study and start businesses to become wealthy; he said that no one can prepare the future for young people better than themselves.
At the 2025 Autumn Economic Forum, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh will engage in dialogue with WEF leaders on how science and technology will shape Vietnam in its new era.
This was the assessment of experts at the forum "Vietnam's Economy in 2023 - Overcoming Challenges Together with Businesses" organized by VCCI on the afternoon of November 17th.
Experts propose banning the buying and selling of real estate without transaction registration, failing to protect it, and even reclaiming unregistered land and real estate transactions.
(VTC News) – Nearly 20 representatives from embassies and financial institutions in Vietnam have raised skeptical questions about Vietnam's current state-owned enterprise restructuring efforts.