Investment

UNIDO has offered recommendations and introduced programs that will help Vietnam build a more competitive, resilient, and sustainable industrial sector in a changing global landscape.

The project will be implemented in phases—from 2026 to 2028 and 2028 to 2030—with a vision toward 2030. Priority will be given to people with meritorious services to the national revolution, policy-beneficiary families, and vulnerable groups.

The southern city is currently focusing on high-tech sectors such as aviation, semiconductors, artificial intelligence (AI), and information technology, with a development roadmap closely linked to green, clean, and high-value-added goals.

Chinese businesses have so far implemented more than 30 projects in the central city of Vietnam.

Vietnam’s current and future industrial expansion requires that industrial parks play a greater role in boosting productivity, resilience, and self-reliance.

The forum aiming to promote innovative initiatives, technology projects and advanced solutions while strengthening links between Vietnam and the global innovation community.