Vietnam’s 2024 FDI growth targets technology, renewable energy, and healthcare, with $473.1 billion in capital across 39,000+ projects, mainly in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. Key investors are Singapore, Japan, and Hong Kong, supported by government incentives for high-tech and sustainable projects.
Vietnam’s FDI hit $15.2 billion in H1 2024, up 13.1%, with manufacturing, real estate, and trade leading. Major investors include Singapore, Japan, and Hong Kong, focusing on Bac Ninh and Ho Chi Minh City. The 2024 FDI target is $40 billion.
Vietnamese businesses are adopting traceability platforms to enhance supply chain transparency and meet ESG commitments. These platforms ensure sustainable sourcing, better labor conditions, and stronger governance. Though costly, they improve ESG scores, reputation, and global partnerships.
Vietnam’s urbanization targets 45% by 2025 and 50% by 2030. Key low-carbon strategies include green buildings, renewable energy, sustainable transport, and waste management. These efforts aim to reduce emissions, improve resilience, and support sustainable development.
Vietnam attracts green FDI with tax incentives and simplified licensing for eco-friendly projects. These efforts aim to boost sustainable development and transform the economy while reducing emissions and appealing to global investors.