Policymakers and industry experts look at how Vietnam’s industrial parks can compete for high-value investment at a time when investors seek more than just a plot of land.
This vision was shared by Mr. Hank Han, Director of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Ho Chi Minh City, during the "Vietnam Taiwan (China) Tech Solution Day 2026" forum held on July 30.
Vietnam’s modernized development strategy and ever-growing investor expectations have reshaped thinking on what an industrial park must provide tenants.
Addressing the opening of the 33rd Diplomatic Conference in Hanoi on August 1, Party General Secretary and State President To Lam stressed that a good diplomat must first have firm political mettle and always take national interests as the compass for action.
The plan aims to develop biotechnology into a key foundational sector that drives innovation to support growth in agriculture and environment based on science, technology, innovation, and digital transformation.
The event aims to foster evidence-based policymaking and contribute to shaping macroeconomic policies amid an increasingly uncertain global environment.