Investment

The Vietnamese e-commerce platform aims to create more jobs through strengthening the supply chain and developing “Make in Vietnam” technology.

Vietnam’s consistent investment policies would ensure long-term stability for investors in the future, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has said.

The Vietnamese Government promotes foreign investments in projects ranging from transport infrastructure to education, healthcare, and services worth over US$70 billion.

Vietnam is trying its best to enhance climate resilience and promote green development for sustainability and long-term stability.

Many Dutch businesses are looking for investment opportunities in logistics in Vietnam.

The port is expected to handle the North’s transportation demand and help reduce logistics costs and pollution.

The slow pace of transportation area expansion compared to the growing number of vehicles has led to overloaded urban infrastructure, traffic congestion, and air pollution.

Infrastructure projects help smooth economic connectivity among parts of Vietnam and between the country and other ASEAN nations.

The Sapa Airport is designed to have a total capacity of three million passengers of year and is capable of serving operations of narrow-body aircraft of Airbus 320 or Boeing 737.

The Government has set up taskforces specialized in addressing concerns of businesses that have been severely affected by the pandemic.

Total investment capital for railway development until 2030 is estimated at VND230 trillion (US$10.5 billion).

European investors have diversified investments in Vietnam to new fields, including telecommunications, finance, office leasing, retail, hi-tech farming, and pharmacy.

The project “Supporting innovative early-stage enterprises” will give priority to businesses in potential fields in Vietnam such as finance, agriculture, and healthcare.

The establishment of inland container depots (ICD) will shorten the customs clearance process for businesses in Hanoi and surrounding areas.

Vietnam is working on simplifying the ODA management process to speed up disbursement. It hopes ODA providers harmonize their own procedures with local legislation.

Vietnam remains an attractive destination for foreign direct investment and continues to benefit from a changing global supply chain, US-China trade tensions, and production disruptions in other regions.

Vietnam continues to remain an attractive investment destination in the long term.

Vietnam and US firms have inked many deals worth dozens of billions of dollars during the Vietnamese President’s four-day visit.

Many areas, including infrastructure construction and renewable energy production, are assessed to be the potential for US businesses' investment in Vietnam.

Vaccination is key for Vietnam’s safe economic reopening and recovery, according to foreign businesses.