HomeVietnamVietnamWith Vietnam's vital role in global supply chains and a continuously improving business environment, opportunities for closer economic engagement are growingShowing resources by place of interest 'Vietnam'Filter by field of interestBusinessDiplomacyEducation51 available resourcesClear all filtersResourcesShow all (46)Doing Business in Vietnam4 December 2024This 60-minute online course provides an opportunity for participants to acquire knowledge of how to do business and maximise business outcomes with stakeholders in Vietnam.Self-paced trainingBusinessVietnamDoing Business Briefing: Vietnam 20 February 2025This 2-hour online training course covers the fundamentals of doing business in Vietnam. Led by a facilitator, it focusses on local business culture and practices. For more information or to enquire about tailored programs for your organisation including in-person delivery, see course description. CourseBusinessVietnamIntroduction to E-commerce Skills for Vietnam 24 August 2024This training course is for businesses interested in understanding the e-commerce ecosystem in Vietnam and what it takes to establish an e-commerce presence there. For more information or to enquire about tailored programs for your organisation including in-person delivery, see course description. CourseBusinessVietnamVietnam: A new era of reform 6 June 2024Panel discussion about the reform challenges facing Australia’s newest comprehensive strategic partner and how Vietnam can rise to meet them in the years ahead. WebinarDiplomacyVietnamShow all (46)Insights and analysisShow all (30)Vietnam’s institutional reforms and anti-corruption: still much to be done4 August 2026InsightsDiplomacyVietnamASEAN–Australia BRIDGE School Partnerships Program: Second Cohort Winning Student Stories Announced18 June 2026NewsEducationBrunei+8Vietnam’s bid to become a start-up nation16 June 2026InsightsDiplomacyVietnamCan Vietnam’s powerful new leadership deliver its development goals?19 April 2026InsightsDiplomacyVietnamVietnam’s institutional reforms and anti-corruption: still much to be done4 August 2026Vietnam has made significant reforms to combat corruption in recent years with the aim of strengthening the economy. But writes Hai Hong Nguyen cannot attain its economic and governance goals without independent journalism and a functioning civil society.InsightsDiplomacyVietnamASEAN–Australia BRIDGE School Partnerships Program: Second Cohort Winning Student Stories Announced18 June 2026The ASEAN–Australia Centre and Asialink Education are thrilled to announce the winning collaborative stories as part of the First Nations Storytelling Student Workshops of the second cohort of the ASEAN–Australia BRIDGE School Partnerships Program.NewsEducationBrunei+8Vietnam’s bid to become a start-up nation16 June 2026By adopting its first national strategy for innovative entrepreneurship, the Vietnamese government has confirmed its ambition to transition towards a knowledge-based economy driven by innovation. Benjamin Cabanes, Thu Nguyen, Trang Le and Cherry Sriratanaviriyakul assess whether Vietnam can really become a start-up nation.InsightsDiplomacyVietnamCan Vietnam’s powerful new leadership deliver its development goals?19 April 2026To Lam has emerged as the most powerful leader in Vietnam since Ho Chi Minh. But achieving his ambitious development goals will require him to bed down administrative reforms, overcome skill shortages and bureaucratic inefficiency, and strengthen diplomacy, writes Hai Hong Nguyen.InsightsDiplomacyVietnamShow all (30)Questions? Get in touchConnect with our team to explore how Asialink can support your Asia engagement.Contact us