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Vietnam Prime Minister urges businesses to prioritize value creation and innovation

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 17
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Prime Minister Lê Minh Hưng urged businesses to shift away from cost-based advantages toward value creation, innovation, and stronger participation in global value chains. He made the statement at a ceremony organized by the Vietnam National Brand Council and the Ministry of Industry and Trade, where 499 products from 227 businesses were recognized as Vietnam National Brands in 2026.

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The national brand program links brand value to product quality, governance, technology, and innovation. This push contributed to Vietnam’s nation brand value reaching nearly US$462.28 billion in 2026, an increase of 45.14% from 2020.

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  • Ministry of Industry and TradeSpeculative

    The Ministry of Industry and Trade might see changes in its regulatory duties regarding national brand standards.

  • Bắc NinhSpeculative

    Bắc Ninh might see increased investment in innovation and smart factory goals due to the national policy push.

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