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Viet Nam’s GDP growth is leading the ASEAN-6, driven by domestic strength, foreign direct investment (FDI), and public investment. While some international organisations have urged caution, these factors continue to underpin the economy’s sustainable growth momentum.
Located in the southern gate of Hanoi capital, Ninh Binh is endowed with a captivating landscape. It is not only a land of famous heritages but also become an attractive destination for foreign investors. This has proved the province’s competitiveness in the region and in the whole country.A signing of cooperative agreement between Cuc Phuong JSC and Japan’s OCS JSC at the tourism promotion conference in Tokyo in 2024.
Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) continues to be a significant contributor to Vietnam’s economic growth, with improvements in both the quantity and quality of projects thanks to proactive strategies in investor selection and outreach.Smartphone production at Samsung Thai Nguyen Factory. (Photo: THAI NGUYEN NEWSPAPER)
By 2030, about 40-50% of provinces and cities are expected to convert traditional industrial parks into eco-industrial parks, and 8-10% of localities will have plans to build new eco-industrial parks to plan and attract investment industries gradually.Production at Bumjin Vina Company. (Photo: Thanh Dat)
Ninh Binh attracted over 1.36 trillion VND (581 million USD) in foreign direct investment (FDI) in the first nine months of 2024, posting a year-on-year increase of 22.2% and showing the provinces’ economic recovery.Mc Nex Vina invested money to building warehouses.
