With trade turnover nearing the US$900-billion mark, Vietnam enters 2026 with renewed confidence despite global volatility, rising trade barriers and shifting supply chains. Deputy Director of the Import–Export Department Tran Thanh Hai has outlined the drivers of this growth and the priorities for sustaining momentum next year.
Despite global economic and geopolitical headwinds, foreign capital flows into Vietnam accelerated in 2025, with investment increasingly concentrated in high value-added sectors, highlighting the country’s growing appeal as a stable, long-term destination for investors.
Vietnam’s appeal goes beyond the upgrade, driven by major economic reforms that are lifting business and consumer confidence, as well as improving profit prospects over the next three to five years.
Vietnam’s startup ecosystem continues to expand rapidly, with strong venture capital inflows and fast growth in digital, AI and green technologies, reinforcing the country’s appeal to global investors.
Experts have called for greater policy dialogue, technology transfer and investment collaboration to enable Vietnamese logistics companies to implement green transformations effectively.
The new plant is the company’s largest of its three production facilities in Vietnam.
The government is transitioning from a passive management approach to an active service delivery model to optimize conditions for both citizens and enterprises.
The Hoang Dieu Industrial Park is poised to become a premier destination for domestic and international investors in northern Vietnam.
The goal of Vietnamese businesses aims to seek buyers and connect with strategic partners at the fair.
