Investment Capital

Seven international partners will support the investment in infrastructure, transport, urban development, and climate response.

A number of supportive policies over the past years have enabled Vietnam to create room for domestic startups to grow, especially in areas where Vietnam is on par with other countries.

Vietnam’s stable social-political environment and a fast-growing market are the country’s advantages in attracting investment capital from Japan, said the head of JETRO in Hanoi.

The return of foreign investors, large amount of money from new investors, and low interest-rate environment are factors that continue to keep up the Vn-Index, said an expert from SSI Securities Corporation.

With huge investment capital required to realize the target, the transport ministry is responsible for finalizing legal framework to help attract greater investment capital for transport infrastructure development.

Investment capital from Vietnam to Lao surged by 130% year-on-year in 2020.

This comes on top of over US$2.24 billion that was already secured by the UOB to Vietnam as the bank helps companies seize opportunities in the region’s fastest-growing economy.

As of present, the Ministry of Planning and Investment has completed setting up a list of major projects which are vital for economic development in the Mekong Delta Region.

Japan considers Vietnam one of the most favorable investment destinations in Asia, said Japanese Ambassador to Vietnam Yamada Takio.

While other countries are setting up specific and clear priorities to attract FDI projects, Vietnam is still pursuing a strategy with multiple targets that could lead to missed opportunities.