The driving force behind this breakthrough growth came from $1.31 billion in newly registered capital, along with $341.3 million in additional adjusted capital from ongoing projects in the northern province.
In terms of scale, between 2026 and 2030, Vietnam is projected to achieve the 4th largest absolute growth in merchandise trade in the world, trailing only China, India, and the United States.
It aims to meet the growing market demand for comprehensive logistics services, including warehousing, cargo storage, direct support services for air transport, and cargo handling.
The silver economy, referring to economic activities and services that cater to older people while harnessing their contributions, is becoming an inevitable development trend.