14TH NATIONAL CONGRESS OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF VIETNAM
Log in
Business

Hanoi seeks to attract more investors

Hanoi is becoming an increasingly attractive destination for foreign investors thanks to the city’s efforts to improve its investment environment, according to Director of the Vietnam Chamber for Industry and Commerce Vu Tien Loc.

The city has been valued for its efforts in administrative reform and modernisation, business support, and enhancing information transparency, Loc said at a working session with municipal leaders on ways to advance the local investment environment and competitiveness on March 5. 
According to the municipal People’s Committee, the city’s provincial competitiveness index was raised 18 spaces to rank 33 rd out of 63 localities nationwide in 2013, while the administrative reform index rose by two to stand at 5 th place. 
Hanoi also ranks second in the IT application index, reported the committee. 

 
Illustrative image
Illustrative image

Nguyen Ngoc Tuan, Vice Chairman of the Committee, said in a bid to build a positive image and attract investors, the city will renovate its administrative system alongside drastic changes in taxes and customs, among other fields. 
The city has been a pioneer in shortening the duration of business licence granting to three days from five days previously, he noted. 
At the same time, Nguyen The Thao, Chairman of the municipal People’s Committee, said careful consideration is essential in choosing suitable investors, requiring transparency and comprehensive renovation from processing investment procedure to supporting investors.
Reactions:
Share:
Trending
Most Viewed
Vietnam commits 3% budget to turbocharge AI and data economy

Vietnam commits 3% budget to turbocharge AI and data economy

At least 3% of state budget spending will fund digital transformation, accelerating Vietnam’s shift toward a data-driven and AI-powered economy.

From labor-intensive to high-tech: Hanoi retrains for global edge

From labor-intensive to high-tech: Hanoi retrains for global edge

Raising the skill standards of high-tech workers is emerging as a decisive factor in strengthening Hanoi’s competitiveness as the capital accelerates its shift toward a knowledge-based industrial economy.

Hanoi craft villages resume production early, aiming for growth in 2026

Hanoi craft villages resume production early, aiming for growth in 2026

After the Lunar New Year break, Hanoi’s traditional craft villages have quickly resumed production, fulfilled orders and prepared for new markets while blending heritage craftsmanship with modern technology to strengthen competitiveness and sustain growth in 2026.

Vietnam stock market poised for post-Tet gains

Vietnam stock market poised for post-Tet gains

The post-Tet period often presents attractive opportunities for investors in the following months.

Spring Fair draws 500,000 visits, elevates Vietnamese brands nationwide

Spring Fair draws 500,000 visits, elevates Vietnamese brands nationwide

Drawing large crowds and strong commercial momentum, the 2026 Spring Fair turned Hanoi into a vibrant showcase of Vietnamese products, culture and innovation, where shopping met heritage experiences and businesses forged valuable partnerships.

Firms seek clearer policy framework for new tech, digital platforms

Firms seek clearer policy framework for new tech, digital platforms

Hanoi’s tech firms are calling for clearer demand mechanisms and transparent evaluation as the city pilots its Technology Exchange and Digital Transformation Market to boost commercialization, innovation and digital growth.

Vietnam Airlines to open first nonstop Hanoi-Amsterdam route to enhance Europe ties

Vietnam Airlines to open first nonstop Hanoi-Amsterdam route to enhance Europe ties

The move aims to open a new gateway to Europe and advance the national flag carrier’s strategy to expand its European network.

Vietnamese goods reach rural areas through Tet fairs

Vietnamese goods reach rural areas through Tet fairs

Hanoi is intensifying communication and outreach for the “Vietnamese people prioritize using Vietnamese goods” campaign to boost consumption ahead of Tet, the country’s most important holiday.