Legal framework

Ms. Mary Ng discusses the burgeoning trade ties between Canada and Vietnam, highlighting opportunities and strategies for deeper cooperation.

In the global competition for capital, major financial centres such as Singapore, Dubai, and Shanghai have secured their edge through clear, decisive, and flexible...

The proposal to eliminate construction permits – expected to remove one of the most significant barriers for businesses – will only be truly effective if supported...

The rampant trade in counterfeit, smuggled, and untraceable goods on e-commerce platforms in Vietnam is raising urgent questions about the legal responsibilities of...

The government has signed a decision to set up Danang Free Trade Zone.

Amendments to the Railway Law aim to introduce new regulations on capital mobilisation and private sector participation.

Food safety is a pressing issue in Vietnam. Brian G. Bedard, director of Food Safety and Animal Health at Alinea International, told VIR’s Nguyen Huong about...

Vietnam is set to tighten oversight of livestream sales and digital advertising amid rising concern over counterfeit goods on e-commerce platforms.

DPM Tran Hong Ha chaired a meeting on June 16 on amendments to the Law on the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam.

Vietnam legalised digital and cryptoassets in the Law on Digital Technology Industry passed by the National Assembly on June 14.

As part of Vietnam’s overarching vision on private sector development, agriculture leaders are expected to review, revise, and advance the sector.

Vietnam’s rapid economic growth is driving demand for foreign professionals, yet existing work permit regulations pose notable administrative and strategic...

The streamlining of construction procedures through the removal of permit requirements represents a constructive initiative to reinvigorate real estate and expedite...

Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Hoa Binh led a delegation to Binh Dinh on June 7 to work with authorities, contractors, and investors working on four expressway projects.

The Ministry of Construction will assess the impact of eliminating construction licensing procedures.