Investment

Through the Chinese company, it is expected that more foreign companies and investors will seek long-term cooperation opportunities in the locality.

Hanoi has emerged as the top destination for foreign direct investment (FDI) in the first half of 2023.

The program aims to empower and equip young Vietnamese leaders with the knowledge, resources, and network to effectively communicate the complexities of sustainability to their peers.

Foreign direct investment (FDI) to Hanoi surged 275% year-on-year in the first seven months of this year.

Hanoi will prioritize key areas of real estate, commercial infrastructure, high-tech industry, and green and energy-efficient initiatives.

Expanding investment will help close the gap between Vietnam's small and medium-sized enterprises and international counterparts.

Substantial investment by the Hanoi municipal government has resulted in relatively synchronized infrastructure, socio-economic development, and better living standards for ethnic minorities.

By 2030, Vietnam will require an annual investment of approximately $11.3 billion-$13.5 billion in power source and grid projects.

The new facility is expected to contribute to the supply of electric vehicles in North America and accelerating the global green mobility revolution.

The adjustment of the project aims to comply with the approved general plan of Haiphong towards 2040 and a vision towards 2050.

Vietnam's growing private healthcare market is driven by favorable macroeconomic tailwinds with significant growth potential in healthcare spending.

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.

The loans enable Vietnam to boost its recovery strategies adopted by the National Assembly in early 2022.

Hanoi holds great importance in expanding the Vietnam-India Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.

Vietnam promotes cooperation mechanisms in strategic fields, including infrastructure development, semiconductors, hydrogen, renewables, biotech, and agriculture.

Vietnam remains one of the most important investment destinations for Chinese enterprises within ASEAN.

Representatives from Dutch corporations, including Van Oord, Royal Vopak, Pondera, Royal Boskalis, and De Heus, have expressed strong interest in investing in Vietnam.

Vietnam is recognized as a shining example of economic recovery in the region, with its successful disease prevention strategies, transformative growth models, and a solid commitment to energy transition.

The soon-to-be amended Law on Housing is intended to encourage foreign investment and create favorable conditions for foreigners living in Vietnam.