As Việt Nam has made a strong commitment to carbon emission neutrality by mid-century, foreign direct investments in the country have begun to go green to join the efforts.
Several major foreign direct investments (FDI) projects increased their investment capital by a hundred million dollars in the first two months of 2022, according to the Foreign Investment Agency.
Dong Nai has attracted 66 FDI projects worth more than $680 million since the beginning of this year, while its target for the year as a whole was about $700 million.
The trust of investors in the local business climate and support from authorities for enterprises are among the main factors that have helped the southern province of Dong Nai almost reach its foreign direct investment (FDI) target for the year.
The Mekong Delta province of An Giang wants to attract at least five foreign-invested projects and more than 60 domestic projects this year with a combined investment capital of over VNĐ15 trillion (US$650 million).
The Government should review and supplement regulations and conditions to attract foreign investment and also choose effective FDI projects. That is more important than the attraction of FDI for economic growth, said economic expert Nguyen Bich Lam, former head of...
Representatives from the Foreign Investment Agency (FIA), Ministry of Planning and Investment and Ernst & Young Vietnam Limited (EY Vietnam) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).
Bạc Liêu ranked first among 63 provinces and cities in term of foreign direct investment (FDI) attraction in the first nine months of this year, with projects including an LNG-to-power project worth US$4 billion from Singapore.
In the next 10 years Việt Nam will place greater emphasis on ing investments which employ modern and environmentally friendly technologies, according to Decision 50-NQ/TW, the first decision on foreign direct investment (FDI) issued by the Politburo on Wednesday.