Investment

The e-GP would allow effective and transparent management of the public procurement process.

A trade and investment promotion conference is one of a series of 50 events to celebrate the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries.

The establishment of a representative office of CT Group, the first representative office among Vietnamese corporations in Israel.

The construction of eco-industrial parks is considered a solution for Vietnam to reduce waste and promote sustainable growth

The announcement of imminent European VinFast stores marks the next milestone in the company’s go-to-market strategy to make the electric vehicle transition more accessible, convenient, and dynamic.

The goal of Hanoi is to build the city into the international trade hub of the country and the region.

This year marks the celebration of the 30th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Việt Nam and Oman.

304 JBIC-funded projects in the fields of energy and supply chain development have been effective and have contributed to promoting green growth in Vietnam.

Political stability, availability of skilled workers in technical and non-technical fields, and adequate transport and logistics infrastructure are factors attracting German companies to Vietnam.

The event is a good opportunity for Vietnamese food and beverage businesses to promote trade activities abroad.

Ring road No.4 not only brings in economic benefits but also is significant in terms of politics and foreign affairs.

Warburg Pincus believes in the Vietnamese economy’s long-term growth trajectory and continues to actively pursue new opportunities to invest in leading platforms in the country.

The collaboration is part of a continued effort from Vingroup to work with global top-tier suppliers who can aid with manufacturing development, smart services, and electric vehicle initiatives.

The unique combination of Singapore, Indonesia and Vietnam’s strengths can help innovate and accelerate growth.

The Vietnamese Prime Minister suggests Intel continue to expand investment and production in Vietnam, in the direction of high technology and clean technology application.

Vietnam’s skilled workforce, optimistic economic outlook, and competitive wage prices are among the factors drawing foreign investors’ attention to the country.

S&P forecast Vietnam’s GDP will grow 6.9% in 2022 before settling closer to its long-term trend of growing 6.5%-7% from 2023 onward.

One-third of the number of large-scale enterprises in Hanoi have invested in high-tech agriculture.

The country boasts 335 industrial parks with a combined area of 100,000 hectares, which will be expanded to meet the growing demand of domestic and foreign investors.

Foreign resources are key for Vietnam in the process of building an independent and self-reliant economy.