Vietnam is taking a significant step toward establishing itself as a major player in the global financial landscape with its ambitious plan to develop an International Financial Center (IFC). This initiative aims to attract international capital, enhance financial services, and integrate Vietnam more deeply into the global economy. The government has been actively promoting this project, particularly in Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC), the country’s economic hub. As Vietnam pushes forward with this vision, foreign investors have a unique opportunity to participate in a financial sector that is undergoing rapid transformation. The Vision of an International Financial Center Vietnam’s vision to build an IFC stems from the desire to diversify

Japanese investments are transforming Vietnam's energy sector, especially driving growth in renewable energy.

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Vietnam has emerged as a top destination for foreign investors, thanks to its stable political environment, strategic trade agreements, and so on

Vietnam is evolving into a regional innovation center. With a youthful population, fast-growing middle class, and pro-business policies, Vietnam offers fertile ground for foreign investors—especially in three high-potential industries: Information Technology & Artificial Intelligence (AI), Renewable Energy, and Healthcare.

Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, is a rapidly growing city, playing a vital role in the country's economy and infrastructure.

The restructuring of provincial-level administrative units in Vietnam represent a significant overhaul of the administrative framework.

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Vietnam's surveillance camera market has experienced significant growth, driven by various factors in developing smart city infrastructures.

China was the first country to establish official diplomatic relations with Vietnam since 1950 and later became a comprehensive strategic partner in 2008. Over the course of more than 75 years of cooperation, China has become a crucial partner for Vietnam across various sectors, including the economy, politics, and trade. With the recent visit of China's leader, the partnership between the two nations has been further solidified, creating numerous opportunities for Vietnam’s future development