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Experts said Việt Nam’s planned International Financial Centre could help nurture future unicorns and attract global capital with flexible policies and open digital infrastructure.

Asian countries are Việt Nam’s biggest investors, with over 35,600 projects worth US$402 billion, making up nearly 80 per cent of total FDI inflows.

Việt Nam’s total foreign trade value reached US$762.4 billion in the first ten months of this year.

A key highlight of the event was the official introduction of Amazon Global Logistics in Việt Nam, making the country only the second in the world designated as an export origin point for FBA shipments.

Việt Nam and France will promote French investment in Việt Nam in areas where France has strengths, such as sustainable development, renewable energy, high technology, transportation, infrastructure, and agriculture.

The manufacturing and processing sector continued to dominate, with $17.7 billion, or 83 per cent of the total disbursement over the first 10 months.

A group of 23 foreign direct investors in the renewable energy sector has recently submitted written petitions to some ministries regarding the issue of payment for 173 renewable power projects under the Feed-in Tariff (FIT) price mechanism.

Among these, 15 public investment projects will have a total investment of VNĐ14 trillion, while 28 non-budget projects will have a total investment of VNĐ194,183 billion.

The codification of Resolution 42 into the law, effective from mid this month, is an important step, marking a key milestone in completing Việt Nam’s NPL resolution process.

The Resolution No 05/2025/NQ-CP on piloting a digital asset market is considered a ‘golden opportunity’ as it ensures safety for tens of millions of investors while helping the state mobilise a huge financial resource.