The Ministry of Industry and Trade has recently announced a plan to hold activities in celebration of Vietnam Consumer Rights Day 2025, with the theme ‘Transparent Information - Responsible Consumption.’
Fuel prices remain a thorny issue for regulators, mainly on how to calculate retail prices with the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) saying the central government does not want to impose pricing, but it will take actions to ensure...
The MONRE''s proposal is to develop a National Assembly Resolution allowing pilot commercial housing projects through land use rights agreements, even for non-residential land.
Amid the booming e-commerce activities, the protection of personal information of consumers is a crucial issue, requiring efforts from all parties to address.
In the context of the fourth industrial revolution, intellectual property rights protection is a "hot" issue not only in Việt Nam but also in countries around the world.
MoIT Deputy Minister Hải was speaking at the Vietnam E-commerce Development conference, entitled Sustainable E-commerce Development, organised by the MoIT’s Department of E-commerce and Digital Economy on December 1.
Despite the Law on Consumer Rights Protection taking effect on July 1, 2011, the infringement of consumer rights remained widespread at many levels with increasing complexity.
Data from the Ministry of Industry and Trade showed that cases of consumer rights violations increased rapidly in both quantity and severity, with about 1,500 cases per year in the 2016-2020 period.
The social housing project Lotus Garden at Phu My District (Dong Thap Province) has not been granted a construction permit by the provincial authority, yet the project was still putting apartments up for sale.
Vietnam News Agency talks with finance minister Hồ Đức Phớc about recent developments of Việt Nam''s stock market and his ministry''s responses to such events.
This donation follows "A cosy Tet for you 2021" programme to support disadvantaged children in rural areas announced by the airline and the Viet Nam Association for Protection of Child''s Rights on Wednesday.
Thousands of businesses will not have to pay for the right to exploit water this year if a plan submitted by the Government is approved by the National Assembly.