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The growth mainly fueled by manufacturing and processing.

The figure equal to 46.3% of the PM's target.

The figure suggests that entrepreneurs continue to identify viable business opportunities in the current market.

The growth was driven primarily by higher costs in housing repairs, food, and dining services.

The manufacturing and processing sector continues to serve as the main engine of industrial growth.

The US and China remain Vietnam's largest seafood importers.

This situation requires close and synchronized coordination among ministries, industry associations, the business community, and especially Vietnam's network of trade offices abroad.

The Government has taken decisive steps to accelerate infrastructure projects, including the construction of more than 1,000 kilometers of new expressways since the beginning of the year.

The country attracted $26.14 billion of FDI in the period, while FDI disbursement hit $15.4 billion, up 8.8% year-on-year.

Newly registered capital accounted for $10.03 billion across 2,254 new projects.

Vietnam has charted a path towards double-digit, sustainable growth by 2030 through innovation, reform, digitalization, and strategic productivity improvements.

Areas of New land created through sea reclamation are primarily being used for investment projects in seaport infrastructure and connecting transportation networks.

The project will be constructed on a 15-ha site within the Eastern Industrial Park of the Dung Quat Economic Zone in Van Tuong commune, Quang Ngai province.

The City People's Committee has assigned local departments and agencies to research and develop policies to support investors with the construction of technical and social infrastructure within the Free Trade Zone.

Eight working groups are established to deal with difficulties facing economic development.

The new facility is the 43rd in Central Retail's chain of shopping centers in Vietnam. which spans a total area of 16,000 sq.m.