Vietnam Economy
Reform to bring Vietnam's investment environment into the world's top 30
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Conclusion No. 18-KL/TW of the Party Central Committee sets out the goal: To bring Vietnam's investment environment into the group of 3 leading ASEAN countries and the top 30 in the world by 2028. To do this, the first requirement is that administrative procedure reform must be substantive, digitization must be synchronized, and people and businesses must truly benefit.
Raising the right flow of capital for high growth goals
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Capital flow is the lifeblood of the economy. When capital flows circulate smoothly, production operates; but when capital is congested or flows in the wrong place, growth is immediately affected.
Startup wave explodes at the beginning of 2026
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In January 2026, nearly 24.2 thousand newly established businesses, an increase of 126.8% compared to the same period, with registered capital reaching 180.9 trillion VND, not only reflected the vibrant startup spirit but also showed confidence in a new growth cycle.
Vietnam tops the promising destination for FDI in Asia in 2026
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Stepping into 2026, Vietnam continues to be assessed by international investors as one of the most attractive destinations in Asia for long-term investment capital.
Vietnam changes role from cheap factory to high-tech center
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Vietnam is gradually positioning itself as a high-tech manufacturing center of the region, a link in the global semiconductor industry.
Vietnam is not only a destination but also a bright spot on the global tourism map
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The United Nations World Tourism Organization ranks Vietnam in the group of fastest growing tourist destinations globally, along with Brazil, Egypt, Japan and Ethiopia.
Vietnam is a model for attracting FDI in Asia
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Foreign direct investment (FDI) continues to pour strongly into Vietnam, focusing on the fields of electronics, industrial components and green production.
3 lessons learned for Vietnam to break through in the next decade
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With the goal of high economic growth, the requirement for institutional reform is a prerequisite, there are no longer many "buffer zones" for hesitation or half-heartedness.
Vietnam is forecast to surpass Thailand in nominal GDP
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Vietnam is forecast to surpass Thailand in total nominal GDP, becoming the second largest economy in Southeast Asia, only after Indonesia.
Vietnam's economy overcomes big waves, creating momentum for double-digit growth
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Vietnam's economy in the period 2021-2025 overcomes many challenges, maintains macroeconomic stability and maintains high growth, ranking among the top in the world.
Vietnam emerges as a new Asian tiger candidate
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Vietnam maintains impressive growth momentum, gradually affirming its position as a rising economy in Asia.
Vietnam's capital market and the pivotal period of 2026
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Entering 2026, the Vietnamese capital market enters a new phase with a series of synchronous reforms in structure, technology and risk management, in the context of increasing medium and long-term capital demand for the economy.
Growth to improve quality of life
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With the foundation of 40 years of Doi Moi, with high social consensus and strategic vision planned at the 14th Congress, 2026 will open up a new growth trajectory for Vietnam, when economic development goes hand in hand with improving people's happiness.
The era of Vietnam's rise from an international perspective
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International media noted that Vietnam is entering an era of reaching out with a vision and structural reforms, creating the foundation for sustainable growth.
Prime Minister: International integration must shift from asking-receiving to actively contributing
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According to Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, international integration must be deployed synchronously, deeply, comprehensively, and more effectively.
