(VOVworld) – Despite encountering difficulties in the first few months of this year, exports of Vietnamese agricultural, forestry and fishery products have made an impressive recovery. Some of them: seafood, rice, coffee, rubber, wood, and cashew-nuts have brought in more than 1 billion USD. VOV’s To Tuan reports….

(VOVworld) – In recent years, Vietnam has expanded its exporting of mobile phones and electronic components. Electronic products now rank second in total export value after garments and textiles. To Tuan reports …

(VOVworld) – Although a number of Vietnamese export products rank at the top worldwide, domestic enterprises haven’t made sufficient investment in brand development for their goods. Creating international brands and helping Vietnamese exporters boost export values are key items in the Government’s export development strategy until 2020. VOV’s To Tuan reports…

(VOV) - The Vietnam Singapore Industrial Park (VSIP) is a flagship project initiated by the governments of Vietnam and Singapore. The maiden VSIP project is located in Binh Duong province's Thuan An district. For the past 16 years of development, VSIP Binh Duong has become one of the leading industrial park in Vietnam, and has proven to be a very attractive investment destination, technology transfer and environment protection for many multinational companies for the domestic as well as export markets.

(VOVworld ) – Vietnam’s garments and textiles sector made a trade surplus of over 5.3 billion USD in the first 8 months of this year, up 24% year on year despite difficulties in the market and fluctuating prices. VOV’s To Tuan reports on the sector’s growth in this period of global financial hardship.

(VOVworld) - Since 1997, Vietnam has been among the world’s top four coffee exporters. Now it has surpassed Brazil to become the world’s top exporter. VOV’s To Tuan reviews the country’s achievements in the field.

(VOVworld) - The application of high-tech to agricultural production through public-private partnership is revolutionizing the sector. This was the topic of a recent policy forum in Hanoi. VOV’s To Tuan has details.

(VOV) - Following the State Bank of Vietnam’s instruction, commercial banks in Dong Nai province, since the middle of last month, have lowered interest rates on existing loans to a maximum of 15% to share the financial burden on businesses. Dinh Hung, a VOV stringer in Dong Nai reports.

(VOV) – Vietnamese small and medium-sized enterprises face financial challenges due to domestic and global economic difficulties. On top of the Government’s 1.4 billion USD bailout package, commercial banks have been offering packages to help businesses pay down debts and rally production.

(VOVworld) – The southern province of Binh Thuan is famous across the country for its blue dragon plants. In the past, blue dragons were grown as decorative plants, however the tree has now become a big hard currency earner for the province helping to reduce local poverty levels amongst farmers and some have even become better off. The province has been attempting to improve the quality of the export fruit to ensure sustainable growth. A report by VOV’s To Tuan.