With the presence of 142 enterprises from 25 countries and territories, along with "giants" like Central Retail, Aeon, Walmart, Lulu, Amazon, Coppel, and Alibaba, southern Tay Ninh province has become attractive to international investors.
Vietnam has now become an attractive destination for infrastructure investment flows, opening up opportunities to elevate its logistics ecosystem to international standards.
The 2024 Annual Mekong Delta Economic Report identifies 4 solutions to address investment bottlenecks and to ensure sustainable development in the region.
The proposed complex spans approximately 425 ha and encompasses a variety of components, including luxury resort hotels, high-end residential areas, a hospital, an international school, and two international-standard golf courses
Cumulatively for 10 months in 2024, the northern province attracted over $1.8 billion of investment capital, accounting for 81.8% of the figure recorded in the same period last year.
The Thu Thiem - Long Thanh and Bien Hoa - Vung Tau railway lines in the southern region, with total investment of more than VND90 trillion ($3.8 billion), have been approved by the government and competent agencies for investment have been assigned. Both projects are included in the railway network plan for the 2021-2030 period and vision to 2050, and are also on the national list of projects calling for foreign investment.
Financial companies are looking for ways to restructure and strengthen their capacity and aim to sell part of their capital to major foreign financial groups. Foreign investors, meanwhile, are taking strategic steps to anticipate a consumer credit boom in Vietnam.
An online conference on the disbursement of ODA and foreign concessional loans this year is to be held in August and be chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Pham Binh Minh. The conference will discuss difficulties and obstacles in the preparation, implementation, and disbursement of programs and projects and propose specific solutions to accelerate the disbursement of foreign capital over the remaining months of the year.