20 new FDI projects set up in April in Hanoi
Hanoi is the largest recipient of FDI capital in Vietnam.
Hanoi is the largest recipient of FDI capital in Vietnam.
The strategy to attract more FDI should begin with understanding and assessing the competitive landscape between Vietnam and other Southeast Asian countries.
2024 is a pivotal year, opening up new opportunities for Vietnam to attract high-quality foreign investment.
Hanoi leads all 63 provinces and cities in attracting FDI projects in the first month of 2024.
Manufacturing continues to be the main sector attracting FDI into Vietnam.
Vietnam posts increasing foreign direct investment focusing on processing industries and manufacturing, and the country is anticipated to have the resources for green growth.
The capital is home to 3,500 FDI enterprises, including 612 from Japan.
Vietnam vows to maintain a fair and transparent investment climate for foreign investors and protect their rights and legitimate interests.
Foreign direct investment (FDI) to Hanoi surged 275% year-on-year in the first seven months of this year.
Hanoi emerged as the frontrunner in attracting foreign investment capital in the initial half of 2023, with a total registered amount of US$2.265 billion, as the General Statistics Office reported.
Vietnam has several advantages over other countries in the region in competing for high-value FDI.
The city continues to lead the nation in attracting foreign direct investment (FDI).
As Vietnam moves toward upper-middle-income status, experts urge the country to focus not only on attracting traditional FDI in industrial production but also on knowledge-based investment and innovation.
Hanoi would continue to facilitate companies and treat all equally regardless of their status as local or foreign-invested.
Vietnam's real estate market continues to show strong appeal to foreign investors despite global economic difficulties.
The country has gradually developed into a semiconductor manufacturing hub for the growth of the chip manufacturing sector.
Hanoi targets to draw US$30 billion-$40 billion of FDI into projects focused on sustainable development, high value-added creation, and with a competitive edge in 2021-2025.