Investment
Vietnam among world’s fastest-growing economies in 2026, IMF says
The IMF attributed Vietnam’s performance to manufacturing resilience, robust domestic demand, and expanding exports.
Investment
Vietnam - Denmark relations upgraded to Comprehensive Strategic Partnership
During their talks, General Secretary and President To Lam of Vietnam and Prime Minister of Denmark Mette Frederiksen agreed on the need to capitalize on new opportunities and leverage the strengths of each country to generate new momentum for bilateral cooperation, thereby making practical contributions to the development goals of each nation.
Investment
Vietnam–Denmark Business Forum held in Copenhagen
Addressing the forum, the top Vietnamese leader stressed that Vietnam seeks not only investment capital but also advanced technologies, expertise, modern management practices, research and development (R&D), high-quality human resources and stronger links between foreign investors and domestic businesses.
Work begins on $1.5 bln LNG power plant in Quang Tri
Financing is co-funded by a consortium of four leading domestic commercial banks: Vietcombank, VietinBank, BIDV, and Agribank.
Top Vietnamese leader meets leading Danish businesses in Copenhagen
Discussions focused on long-term development orientations in Vietnam, with the business leaders putting forward specific proposals to facilitate continued investment and business expansion in the country.
Changing development cycle of hospitality market
Industry leaders examine how Vietnam’s hospitality market is evolving through new demand, investment trends, wellness needs, and changing traveler expectations.
Ninh Binh province plans 300-ha industrial park
The planned IP in the northern province will prioritise investment in electrical and electronic industries, information technology and software.
Hai Phong rolls out 711 administrative procedures at FTZ
Under the allocation, the Hai Phong Economic Zone Authority (HEZA) is assigned to handle 116 administrative procedures, while 595 others will be administered by six municipal departments.
Testing target
Meeting Vietnam’s 1.5 million-room tourism goal will require faster supply growth, new sources of capital, and the revival of existing resort assets.