3,500 representatives join conference on 30 years of FDI attraction

3,500 representatives join conference on 30 years of FDI attraction

More than 3,500 representatives from all stakeholder groups attended the national conference on 30 years of FDI attraction in Vietnam today.
Developing new value for 30 years

Developing new value for 30 years

Leaders from Vietnam-based foreign corporations reminisce about their companies’ rise to eminence in the country, walking hand-in-hand with Vietnam on its journey of 30 years of foreign investment.
Moving towards the next level of FDI

Moving towards the next level of FDI

Vietnam has experienced 30 years of successfully attracting foreign direct investment (FDI) and more opportunities stay ahead. Caitlin Wiesen, UNDP country director in Vietnam, writes about the need for the country to shift the FDI focus from quantity to quality.
Pharma firms weigh up FOL removal

Pharma firms weigh up FOL removal

After years of takeover fears, more of Vietnam’s leading pharmaceutical firms now ponder a historic change of heart by scrapping foreign ownership limits with a view to the international market, then opening vast distribution business opportunities for new players. Bich Thuy reports.
EVFTA brings increased telecom opportunities

EVFTA brings increased telecom opportunities

The EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement, after coming into force, will increase and even remove the foreign equity cap for EU telecom companies to expand their business and investment in the Southeast Asian market. Thanh Thu reports.
Developing a new strategy for FDI

Developing a new strategy for FDI

With Industry 4.0 on the rise, Vietnam is looking to change its strategy for attracting foreign direct investment to become more selective, with a focus laid on high-technologies. But how can the country reach this goal? Khoi Nguyen reports.
FDI flows remain strong in real estate

FDI flows remain strong in real estate

The Vietnamese real estate sector has been attracting a large proportion of international investment inflows over the past years and the country is expected to remain one of the world’s most attractive markets for foreign developers in the years to come.
Forging future strategies based on 30 years of FDI

Forging future strategies based on 30 years of FDI

This Thursday (October 4), the government will hold a hallmark conference in Hanoi to review 30 years of attracting foreign direct investment (FDI). Minister of Planning and Investment Nguyen Chi Dung told VIR’s Thanh Thu about the significance of this event and the country’s new policy of luring FDI capital in the near future, especially against the backdrop of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Resolving the disparity in FDI attraction

Resolving the disparity in FDI attraction

There is disparity between the FDI performance of the provinces and cities of Vietnam, which is a major issue to be solved by the nation's future FDI strategy.
Long An reaches out to foreign investors for enhanced growth

Long An reaches out to foreign investors for enhanced growth

For years, the Mekong Delta province of Long An has been one of the localities topping the national list in attracting investment. Tran Van Can, Chairman of the Long An People’s Committee, told VIR’s Huu Phuc about the province’s recent efforts to become a real investment hotspot and the priority investment fields to best utilise local potential.
Vinh Long striving to become best place to invest

Vinh Long striving to become best place to invest

Over the past years, the Mekong Delta province of Vinh Long has ramped up efforts to court foreign direct investment capital flow to serve its development needs.
Vinh Long opens itself up to new foreign investors

Vinh Long opens itself up to new foreign investors

An agricultural production hub in the heart of the Mekong Delta region, Vinh Long enjoys propitious conditions for development, such as a favourable geographical position, abundant workforce, and bountiful natural resources.
Vietnam needs improvements to keep popularity among investors

Vietnam needs improvements to keep popularity among investors

While Vietnam is regarded “a hot cake” among foreign investors, it needs to give more consideration to projects and maybe say “No” to those too small in scale.
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