Author: Hanoi Post

Vietnam is accelerating preparations for the revival of its nuclear energy program, with experts emphasizing that building a highly skilled workforce will be essential to the sector’s long-term success. As the country moves forward with the Ninh Thuận nuclear power project and broader atomic energy plans, demand for qualified professionals is expected to grow significantly over the next decade. According to government plans, Vietnam will require tens of thousands of workers across nuclear power operations, safety regulation, research, engineering, education, healthcare, environmental monitoring, and radioactive waste management by 2035. Officials say developing human resources is a critical factor in ensuring…

Vietnam is strengthening its position in quantum science with the launch of the Advanced School on Topological Quantum Matter 2026 in Gia Lai Province. Organized by Rencontres du Vietnam and the International Centre for Interdisciplinary Science and Education (ICISE), the program brings together scientists, researchers, and students from 12 countries to explore the latest developments in quantum materials and emerging technologies. The event focuses on topological quantum materials, a rapidly growing field expected to play a key role in future innovations such as quantum computing, advanced electronics, and secure communication systems. Through lectures, academic discussions, and international collaboration, participants will…

Ho Chi Minh City is taking significant steps to prepare for the emerging quantum computing era by investing in talent development, research, and digital infrastructure. As one of Vietnam’s leading centers for science, technology, and innovation, the city is focusing on building a skilled workforce capable of supporting future advances in quantum technology and post-quantum cybersecurity. Universities, research institutions, and local authorities are working together to introduce quantum education at multiple levels, from raising awareness among students and professionals to developing specialized training programs for researchers and engineers. Experts believe that strengthening human resources is the key to unlocking the…

Vietnam’s National Cybersecurity Center in Hà Nội operates around the clock to protect the country’s digital infrastructure, safeguard sensitive information, and strengthen national cybersecurity. Managed by the Ministry of Public Security’s Department of Cyber Security and High-Tech Crime Prevention (A05), the facility continuously monitors cyber threats targeting government agencies, businesses, and citizens. Cybersecurity officials work 24/7 to detect, assess, and respond to potential digital risks while protecting critical information systems and national data. In the first half of 2026, authorities investigated numerous major cybersecurity cases, prosecuted hundreds of suspects, and shut down thousands of illegal websites, applications, and e-wallets linked…

Vietnam’s capital market is playing an increasingly important role in supporting economic growth as demand for long-term investment funding continues to rise. At a recent industry workshop, experts highlighted the need for a more transparent and diversified capital market to reduce reliance on bank lending and provide sustainable financing for businesses and major infrastructure projects. According to officials, Vietnam’s stock market has continued to expand, with total market capitalization reaching approximately 82.6% of GDP by the end of June 2026. The listed bond market has also grown significantly, while capital raised through stocks and corporate bonds exceeded VNĐ325 trillion in…

Vietnam’s leading dairy producer, Vinamilk, has been awarded the prestigious Labour Hero title for the second time, marking its 50th anniversary and recognizing five decades of contributions to the country’s dairy industry, public health, and economic development. The honor reflects the company’s long-standing role in improving nutrition, supporting domestic dairy farming, and expanding Vietnam’s presence in global markets. Over the past five decades, Vinamilk has grown from restoring post-war dairy facilities into one of the world’s leading dairy companies. Today, the company exports to 65 countries and territories, operates modern dairy farms, and continues investing in advanced production technologies, premium…

Vietnam should focus on technology sectors where it already has a competitive advantage rather than spreading resources too broadly, according to Dr. Hồ Quốc Tuấn, Senior Lecturer at the University of Bristol. He said the country’s growing pool of skilled software engineers, competitive labor costs, and strong technical expertise provide a solid foundation for expanding software development, IT services, and drone-related industries. Tuấn also highlighted opportunities for Vietnam to strengthen its role in electronics manufacturing and selected areas of the semiconductor supply chain, including chip design, semiconductor assembly and testing, and printed circuit board production. He noted that the presence…

Vietnamese exporters could gain new opportunities in Latin America as Argentina-based Cordillera Brewing explores partnerships with suppliers across Vietnam. During a meeting with the Vietnam Trade Office in Argentina, the company expressed strong interest in sourcing a variety of Vietnamese products, including green coffee beans, cashew nuts, black pepper, cinnamon, star anise, spices, natural rubber, rattan and bamboo products, handicrafts, and processed foods. Cordillera Brewing plans to expand its import, processing, and distribution operations across Argentina, Panama, Uruguay, and Cuba. Company representatives noted that demand for premium coffee, processed foods, dried fruits, nuts, and other value-added products continues to grow,…

Vietnam has introduced stricter trade regulations under Decree 292, expanding the list of prohibited imports and exports to strengthen compliance with international standards and improve border controls. The updated rules include a new ban on products made wholly or partially through forced labor, reflecting the country’s commitment to responsible trade practices and its international obligations. The decree also formalizes restrictions on the import and export of e-cigarettes, heated tobacco products, and rough diamonds that do not meet Kimberley Process certification requirements. In addition, existing prohibitions remain in place for weapons, explosives, hazardous chemicals, radioactive waste, endangered wildlife and plant species,…

Vietnam has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening regional and international partnerships through high-level diplomatic engagements during the 59th ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Meeting (AMM-59) in the Philippines. Foreign Minister Lê Hoài Trung held bilateral talks with Philippine Foreign Secretary Maria Theresa Lazaro and Norwegian Foreign Minister Espen Barth Eide to discuss expanding cooperation and addressing key regional issues. In discussions with the Philippines, both sides welcomed the growing momentum of the Vietnam–Philippines Enhanced Strategic Partnership and agreed to accelerate the implementation of recent bilateral agreements. The ministers also emphasized the importance of maintaining ASEAN unity and reaffirmed their commitment to working…