As Việt Nam accelerates its global economic integration, ESG and digital transformation are no longer optional — they are essential to achieving fast, sustainable growth and enhancing business competitiveness.
KiotViet, a top POS provider, has launched a nationwide drive to help small businesses adopt e-invoices via cash registers, supporting the Government’s digital tax push.
One of the programme’s key targets is that by 2030, all government agencies and state-owned enterprises, 70 per cent of private businesses and over 50 per cent of the population will be using cloud computing services provided by domestic enterprises.
Sacombank is participating in “Cashless Day 2025” as a silver sponsor, reaffirming its commitment to fostering digital payment adoption and a cashless economy.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade will launch the “Digital Transformation for Traditional Market Vendors” programme on June 14 during the “Cashless Payment: Driving Force of the Digital Economy” seminar.
Global trade fluctuations present challenges but also opportunities for Vietnamese businesses to speed up transformation of production and strengthen internal capabilities, according to the Investment and Trade Promotion Centre of HCM City.
The country’s e-commerce market surpassed US$25 billion last year, growing by 22 per cent year-on-year, and now accounts for approximately nine per cent of total retail sales in goods and consumer services.
Speaking at the event, the CEO of Lucid Groupe, Tuck Chan, said that, in today’s rapidly evolving regulatory landscape, the challenges of identifying and mitigating financial crime risks are more complex than ever.
HCM City will enhance digital governance, reform administration, and apply AI to deliver efficient, transparent online public services, said deputy chairwoman Trần Thị Diệu Thúy.