Under the plan recently issued by the municipal People’s Committee, the capital city has ordered agencies to assign clear responsibilities, deadlines and deliverables for each memorandum of understanding, with priority given to initiatives that can produce results this year and...
The DEZA now has 350 projects run by 293 companies, employing nearly 81,700 workers, while about 20,000 additional experts, engineers and workers are building mega projects.
For decades, foreign direct investment has helped fuel Hà Nội''s economic growth. Now the capital is raising its ambitions, shifting its focus towards technology-intensive, innovation-driven investment that can reshape its economy for the decades ahead.
Data released by the National Statistics Office (NSO) under the Ministry of Finance on August 3 showed that total registered foreign investment, including newly registered capital, adjusted capital and capital contributions through share purchases, reached over $38 billion as of...
Hòa Lạc''s competitive advantage should not rely solely on land availability or infrastructure, but on its ability to a sustainable environment for research, innovation and technology development.
The regulation comprises three chapters and 13 articles, governing cooperation among municipal departments, agencies, commune- and ward-level people''s committees, and organisations, units and individuals involved in proposing, managing and implementing investment projects.
The Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry has proposed lowering the project investment threshold to apply the land allocation mechanism from VNĐ20 trillion to VNĐ10 trillion.
South Korea''s investment in Việt Nam is shifting from manufacturing toward innovation, reinforcing the country''s position as a strategic hub for high-value foreign direct investment (FDI), according to Peter Kim, CEO and Head of Banking at HSBC Korea.
The investment comes as Việt Nam continues to attract global manufacturers and increase its role in international trade, supported by strong exports, broad free trade agreements and rising foreign direct investment.
These projects span residential and urban developments, airports, expressways, high-speed rail, industrial facilities and other strategic infrastructure.
Around the world, investors are increasingly choosing locations based not only on costs and logistics, but also on renewable energy, carbon performance, circular economy solutions and ESG standards, experts said.
