For generations, Việt Nam's fishermen have relied on the sea for their livelihoods. But as marine resources decline and efforts to combat illegal fishing intensify, coastal communities are embracing change. From vessel monitoring systems and stricter regulations to career transitions and sustainable fishing practices, this story follows the people at the heart of a transformation aimed at protecting both the ocean and the future of those who depend on it.
Les Échos du Vietnam offers fresh perspectives on Vietnam’s culture, people and contemporary developments, with stories that reflect the country’s dynamism, diversity and growing international connections.
This week's China Link examines China's latest technological innovations and strategic logistics networks, while celebrating Vietnam's rich cultural heritage through its traditional arts, local craftsmanship, and authentic cuisine.
As Vietnam targets double-digit growth, raising labor productivity is vital for sustained economic success. To achieve this, the nation must bridge technical skill gaps, upgrade infrastructure, and enhance regulatory predictability.
An attack on one will be considered an attack on all. The defining principle behind NATO's Article 5 has found a new home.
As Vietnam accelerates its transition toward deeper global integration and technological self-reliance, the country is intensifying efforts to solidify its industrial foundations—from Hai Phong topping the national 2025 FTA Index to strategic moves strengthening the domestic materials industry.
A widening trade deficit puts Vietnam’s ambitious growth targets under pressure. This episode of The Point explores critical solutions to restore trade balance, shift manufacturing toward high-value exports, and unlock new international markets.