New list opens a long-term development direction
The launch of the 153 projects calling for investment list marks Vinh Long's determination to solve the gap in high-quality projects, while creating new attraction for domestic and foreign strategic investors.
In the context of the Mekong Delta being heavily affected by climate change, Vinh Long is forced to change its growth model. Aiming for a multi-industry economy with high technology content has become an urgent requirement in the new period.
According to the People's Committee of Vinh Long province, the project portfolio covers the fields of industry, trade services, agriculture, tourism and renewable energy. Standarization of information and transparency of readiness have helped the province have a great advantage when approaching investors.
Vice Chairman of Vinh Long Provincial People's Committee Nguyen Quynh Thien said that the province has changed its approach and proactively introduced investment opportunities. In 2025, the province welcomed 310 business delegations to survey, reflecting the great interest of the business community.
Also in 2025, Vinh Long will issue new investment policies and registration certificates for 40 projects, including five FDI projects and 35 domestic projects.
To date, the whole province has 218 valid secondary projects, including 86 FDI projects, with registered capital of more than VND84,790 billion and more than USD4,111 million; 7 projects to invest in construction and business of industrial park infrastructure, with a total registered capital of VND11,783.73 billion.
Industrial infrastructure is being promoted. The province plans 31 industrial clusters with nearly 1,656 hectares, and although there are only four operating clusters, the province has attracted seven industrial park construction projects, with a total capital of nearly VND 12,000 billion, creating a foundation for new capital.
Creating a balanced situation for sustainable growth
In the list of 153 projects, renewable energy is the most important highlight. Vinh Long aims to become a clean energy center of the Mekong Delta thanks to the advantage of strong winds and synchronous transmission infrastructure, including 3 500 kV stations and 8 220 kV stations.
In the 2025 - 2030 period, the province calls for 10 large energy projects with a total capital of more than 55,250 billion VND. Notable are 8 wind power plants, one solar power project and one green hydrogen factory, creating an abundant and stable source of clean energy.
At the same time, agriculture continues to be upgraded. Mr. Pham Minh Truyen - Deputy Director of the Department of Agriculture and Environment of Vinh Long province - said that the province is inviting 10 key projects, with a total capital of more than VND48,642 billion, prioritizing green production and applying high technology.
The projects focus on deep processing, traceability and stable packaging to overcome the situation of semi- rough agricultural products. This is a direction to help increase the value of agricultural products, expand the market and support farmers in sustainable development.
"The construction of high-tech agricultural areas, along with a centralized livestock and aquaculture system, helps form a closed value chain. The province aims to improve the competitiveness of agriculture in the context of extensive integration," Mr. Truyen added.
