Business

FDI attraction and disbursement stood out in Vietnam’s economic landscape in 2025 and the momentum has continued into 2026.

At a conference in Hanoi on April 3, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh highlighted the importance of upholding multilateralism, promoting international solidarity to generate strength, fostering cooperation to mobilize resources and wealth, and engaging in consultations and global forums to build trust.

Growth was broadly balanced across all three major sectors of the economy with the service sector leading the expansion.

Self-reliance must be the focus for Vietnam amid a volatile global trade landscape.

For the category of GHG reduction measures and activities involving new, high-cost technologies that have seen limited implementation in Vietnam, the maximum transfer ratio is set at 90%.

The improved standing signals meaningful gains in upgrading the financial business environment, strengthening infrastructure and deepening connectivity with international markets.