Investments

Addressing the rampant issue of illegally dumped waste and debris obstructing traffic and polluting the environment along Ring Road 2 and Ring Road 3, as recently highlighted by the media, the Chairman of Hanoi City has issued directives to relevant departments for immediate inspection and resolution.

On the evening of December 5th, the 5th Annual VinFuture Global Science and Technology Awards Ceremony took place at the Hoan Kiem Theater in Hanoi, under the theme "Together We Rise, Together We Thrive."

On December 19th, Long Thanh International Airport will welcome its inaugural flight. In recent days, nearly 14,000 experts, engineers, workers, and laborers, alongside over 3,000 construction machines, have been tirelessly accelerating progress on the site.

In November, Vietnam's merchandise exports reached a remarkable $39.07 billion. Cumulatively, over the first 11 months of 2025, the total trade value of goods soared to an impressive $839.75 billion.

This is a positive signal for Vietnam's economy in this sector.

The municipal government has mandated that relevant agencies expedite the implementation of critical flood prevention construction projects ahead of the 2026 rainy season. This initiative includes the renovation, upgrading, and construction of new drainage systems to address flooding in key areas such as Resco Urban Area, Ecohome, West Tay Ho, Diplomatic Corps District, Ciputra, Vo Chi Cong, Long Bien, Dong Anh, and Gia Lam.

Businesses investing in concentrated digital technology zones are entitled to exclusive benefits, including corporate income tax reductions and streamlined customs procedures.

In his concluding remarks at the November regular government meeting, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh highly appreciated and largely agreed with the reports and heartfelt, responsible, and practical opinions of the delegates, which proposed numerous feasible and practical solutions. He tasked the Ministry of Finance and the Government Office with synthesizing and incorporating these opinions, finalizing the reports and draft resolutions from the November session for prompt issuance. Additionally, he directed them to focus on completing the draft Resolution 01 for 2026.

In his concluding remarks at the November regular government meeting, Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính emphasized the urgent need to focus all efforts on addressing the aftermath of storms and floods. He directed leaders to oversee the repair of 34,352 damaged homes and the construction of 1,628 new homes for affected families. The Prime Minister set clear deadlines: all repairs must be completed by December 31, 2025, and new constructions by January 31, 2026. His vision is clear: "Everyone must have a home, every family must celebrate Tết, every child must experience joy, and no one should be left behind."

On the afternoon of December 6th, the Government Office held its regular November 2025 press conference. Minister and Chairman of the Office of the Government, Trần Văn Sơn, who also serves as the Government Spokesperson, chaired the event. The conference provided updates on the socio-economic situation for November and the first 11 months of 2025.