Investment

Approved by the Prime Minister under Decision No. 1855/QD-TTg dated September 25, 2026, the updated blueprint outlines the development of the zone into an integrated, modern cross-border economic hub.

Looking toward 2035, the northern city projects expanding the supporting enterprise network to 1,000 or more firms, with around 80% of domestic vendors adopting global management standards.

The proposed expansion is intended to increase traffic capacity along Vietnam’s key north-south transport corridor, improve connectivity between regions and support growing demand for passenger and freight transport.

Vietnam completed 170 housing projects with 46,962 units and commenced construction on 128 others with a total of 183,293 units from the beginning of 2026.

Vietnam issuing USD-denominated government bonds would be entirely feasible given that certain preparatory stages for an international bond issuance are already underway.

The technology conglomerate expects facilities like Digital Technology Building No. 1 to gradually transform the Tay Tuu–Phu Dien area into a technology valley that attracts top talent, fosters education and research, advances domestic and international partnerships, convenes technology firms, and incubates novel tech products.