Experts highlight that foreign investment contributes to GDP growth through three main channels - increasing capital accumulation, facilitating technology transfer and enhancing management efficiency and production organisation.
Việt Nam’s overseas investment totalled US$317.3 million in the first five months of this year, 2.3 times higher than the same period last year, latest s from the General Statistics Office (GSO) revealed.
Việt Nam’s public investment is showing strong results, with VNĐ199.33 trillion (US$7.65 billion) disbursed by 31 May 2025, reaching 22.2 per cent of the yearly plan and 24.1 per cent of the Prime Minister’s target.
At the 9th session of the 15th National Assembly, the Government reported 2,200 projects across the country are on hold, involving nearly VNĐ5.9 quadrillion (US$235 billion) and more than 347,000 hectares of land.
Leading scientists are calling for heavy investment in core technologies as part of Việt Nam’s push to build a robust innovation ecosystem under Resolution 57.
These figures underlined Việt Nam’s rising status as a top global investment destination, especially amid shifting global supply chains and increasing trends in capital relocation.
During the visit, the delegation had a working session with the Federal Association of Small and Medium-Sized Businesses (BVMW), the largest economic association in Germany.
Bắc Ninh will focus on the in-depth development of the semiconductor industry, establish a centralised information technology zone, and train a highly skilled workforce comprising engineers and microchip specialists.
