Vietnam attracted US$13.82 billion in FDI in early 2025, up nearly 40% year-on-year, with disbursed capital reaching a five-year high of $6.74 billion—signaling strong investor confidence. Singapore, China, and Japan lead investments, mostly in manufacturing and processing, aligning with Vietnam’s goal of attracting high-tech, value-added projects. Major projects include renewable energy, logistics, and advanced materials, such as the Mustang Battery factory and Tuyên Quang biomass plant. Ho Chi Minh City remains a key FDI hub, with 14 modern industrial parks planned. Investors cite administrative reform, policy stability, and digital transformation as key drivers. Vietnam’s four strategic resolutions—focused on digital economy, international integration, institutional reform, and private sector growth—further boost its appeal. Efforts to resolve 2,200 delayed public projects could add 1–2% to GDP. To sustain momentum, experts urge Vietnam to enhance workforce training and streamline licensing and customs processes, solidifying its role as a global investment magnet. (ICE HO CHI MINH CITY)

Fonte notizia: Vietnam News