Investment

The US stands ready to collaborate with Vietnam in chip technology, semiconductors, innovation, green transition, and human resources development, with the latter's strong commitment to deeper engagement in global value chains.

During the visit of US President Joe Biden, American investors expect to hear and see progress on a number of pending deals and projects.

Local businesses would have an opportunity to deepen their participation in the international goods supply chain.

The city remains committed to enhancing the investment climate to attract high-tech and supporting industry investments.

At present, the tally of Vietnam-Singapore Industrial Parks (VSIP) has reached 14, spanning 10 provinces and cities, boasting a combined investment of US$18.7 billion and generating employment for more than 300,000 individuals.

Vietnam has many opportunities to become a hub for data connectivity and storage in the ASEAN region.

A delegation from Hanoi, led by the Deputy Secretary of the municipal Party Committee and Chairman of the city People's Council, Nguyen Ngoc Tuan, is on a visit to France between August 20 and 22.

New York pledged business support and market intelligence to encourage increased US investment in Vietnam and Hanoi.

Hanoi has always been one of the top choices for investors and remains at the forefront of investment attraction.

LEGO’s first official store is expected to become a new destination for fun and experiences for Vietnamese children.

The Vietnamese Government prioritizes promoting nutrition, pharmaceuticals, and medical equipment to help keep people healthy.

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.