Topic: Vietnam

This initiative lays the foundation for Vietnam to achieve its goal of becoming a developed, high-income country by 2045.

The delegation represented sectors where the US holds global leadership, including information technology, financial services, logistics, manufacturing, energy, aerospace and defense, among others.

A roundtable on foreign direct investment in Vietnam held on March 17 in London under the co-chair of Standing Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Hoa Binh and former British Prime Minister Tony Blair.

For the first time, the event will feature the participation of representatives from Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore.

The Directive highlights waste prevention as a critical resource for driving growth, complementing traditional economic drivers.

Backed by a five million Swiss Francs ($5.6 million) grant from the Swiss government, the program expected to help over 500,000 SMEs access up to $35 billion in financing.

During the forum, overseas Vietnamese business leaders proposed actionable strategies, including the development of a unified tourism strategy for the three countries.

With a length of approximately 28.8 km, the project has an estimated investment of over $225.4 million from the State budget.

The country’s total import-export value for February reached $127.07 billion, reflecting a 12% increase compared to February 2024.

The event emphasized the importance of collaboration to build a robust network for training, research, and technology transfer in Vietnam's semiconductor sector.