Statistics from Da Nang City show that in the first 10 months of 2025, the city has attracted more than VND 208,507 billion in domestic investment capital and more than USD 500 million in FDI capital.
The figures on FDI capital flows have demonstrated the growing confidence of foreign investors in Da Nang's investment environment, especially thanks to flexible investment attraction policies, synchronous infrastructure, many clean land funds, and strongly improved administrative procedures.
At the seminar "Effective management and exploitation of public land funds - the driving force for the development of the new Da Nang" on November 29 jointly organized by Lao Dong Newspaper - Central Region Representative Office, Mr. Huynh Tan Quang - Deputy Director of the Da Nang City Land Fund Development Center - emphasized that the Politburo and the Central Committee's decision to establish the Da Nang Free Trade Zone (FTZ) and the Da Nang International Financial Center (IFC) is considered a boost in attracting international investors, mobilizing the maximum land resources of the locality.
Notably, Da Nang City is ready to allocate appropriate land to attract and call for investment for projects.
Mr. Huynh Tan Quang said that the Free Trade Zone with a scale of 1,881 hectares is located in 7 adjacent locations, prioritizing land funds focused on high-tech development, innovation, smart international trade, integration of production, logistics, digital technology and innovation areas.
Meanwhile, the International Financial Center (IFC) will be prioritized by Da Nang City for land funds with strategic locations such as Vo Van Kiet, Vo Nguyen Giap streets, Nhu Nguyet streets in Thuan Phuoc area, and proposed plans to encroach on the Da Nang Gulf.
"Currently, in the whole city of Da Nang, there are 408 clean land plots to serve investment calling with more than 408 hectares, along with 21,856 plots of land divided into plots to serve resettlement for projects and implement auctions, ensuring residential land funds for people when needed" - Mr. Huynh Tan Quang said.
