Vietnam is entering a new chapter in global capital markets as it moves toward Emerging Market status. What could this upgrade mean for capital flows, investor confidence, and Vietnam's future growth? Discover the opportunities and challenges ahead in this episode of Vietnam 360.
With over 6.5 million people living in more than 130 countries and territories, the overseas Vietnamese community is an inseparable part of the nation. The newly issued Resolution 23 marks a strategic shift, elevating the approach from mobilization to building genuine partnerships.
Vietnam is entering a new phase of growth. Not just more factories, more assembly lines, but more innovation.
On this episode of Vietnam 360, explore Vietnam's ambitious goal to transform its music sector into a powerful economic driver. Join us to discuss how the country can build a thriving and sustainable music industry. From grassroots development and strict IP enforcement to going global, discover the opportunities and challenges shaping Vietnam's cultural economy.
On this episode of Vietnam 360, explore Việt Nam’s ambitious plan to build an International Financial Centre and become a gateway for global capital. As the country looks beyond its traditional growth model, experts examine the opportunities, challenges and reforms that could shape its financial future. Don't miss it, only on Vietnam Today.
From tackling congestion and overcrowding to reimagining the Red River as the city's ecological heart, Hà Nội's newly approved master plan lays out a bold 100-year vision for the capital. Built around sustainable growth, innovation and quality of life, the blueprint aims to transform Hà Nội into a global, green and livable metropolis for future generations.
The ASEAN Future Forum brings together leaders, policymakers, experts, and stakeholders to discuss regional and global challenges. Through dialogue and cooperation, the forum demonstrates how multilateralism can deliver practical solutions and strengthen collective resilience in an increasingly complex world.
As global turbulence deepens, escalating conflicts and economic fragmentation are dominating the headlines. Hard power is the mainstream language that major powers are using. In such a climate, some are beginning to question, does soft power still matter? And can culture, diplomacy and values compete in a world increasingly defined by force and fear? Or is soft power becoming a luxury of a more stable past?
As Việt Nam races towards its target of double-digit economic growth, the demand for stable, 24/7 energy is absolute. Could nuclear power be the ultimate gambit for this new era of development? In this episode of Vietnam 360, Dmitry Raspopine, Director of the Rosatom Country Office in Vietnam, sits down to explore the topic "Việt Nam's Nuclear Gambit".
Việt Nam aims to have eight universities in Asia's top 200 by 2030, a goal that requires boosting research capabilities, expanding international partnerships, and granting institutions greater autonomy. Ultimately, this push for higher rankings is designed to elevate overall educational quality and better prepare students for the global job market.