World Bank

Over the medium term, Vietnam's growth is projected to rebound back to 7.5% in 2021 and converge at around 6.5%in 2022.

The strategy by 2030 and vision to 2045 will focus on three pillars namely oil, coal, and renewable energy.

The increased total limit of US$294 million will enable these banks to improve their capacity to cover payment risk in granting trade financing to local companies, mostly small and medium enterprises.

Vietnam is estimated to need at least US$7-US$9 billion of investment in LNG import infrastructure.

New approaches will enable Vietnam to raise its solar capacity multiple times in the next decade.

A draft decree on ODA is expected to address pending issues and obstacles existed in the current regulations.

Green project financing has become a global trend in the banking and finance industry and it opens another channel for Vietnam to pursue green growth.

Taking into account the size of the Vietnamese economy, a large proportion of the state budget allocated for infrastructure development would affect the balance of payment and the economy.

There is a growing need to better integrate and connect domestic markets to ensure that any potential slowdown in exports can be offset by higher domestic demand.

After the transactions, the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and IFC Capitalization Fund now hold 185.8 million shares, or a 4.99% stake.