Topic: Hi-Tech Park

The initiative aims to align with Hanoi's broader socio-economic growth objectives, ensuring the high-tech park meets both regional and national priorities.

The industrial cluster is to prepare technical infrastructure and services to attract industrial investment.

The park is focusing on attracting investors in high-tech fields, particularly microchip semiconductors, to expand production in "clean" industries.

All newly-established hi-tech parks must be in a convenient location in terms of infrastructure and transport, among other requirements.

The country’s largest and most modern data center to date, IDC Hoa Lac covers 23,000 sq m and accommodates 2,000 racks.

The center aims to satisfy major investors' demands and attract international collaboration programs in the future

Center aims to satisfy major investors’ demands and attract international cooperative programs.

NIC Hoa Lac to open in October and serve as the largest innovation center in Vietnam.

Figures announced at the Conference on Investment Promotion in the Ho Chi Minh City Hi-Tech Park on June 27 reveal that, since its establishment in 2002, it has granted investment licenses to 163 projects with total investment of more than $12 billion, of which FDI capital was more than $10.1 billion. Over the past 20 years, total production value at the Park stood at $120.3 billion, with export value hitting $112 billion and import value $105.3 billion, for a trade surplus of $6.7 billion.

Central Da Nang city granted investment certificates to 15 projects with total capital of more than VND8.5 trillion VND (nearly $370 million) at the Da Nang Investment Forum 2022 on June 26, while also granting research policies to 12 investment projects with total capital of $5.2 billion at the city’s Hi-Tech Park.