As Việt Nam marks National Election Day and voters await the results, it's also a moment to reflect on the country's progress during this term. In recent years, Việt Nam has frequently made headlines as one of Southeast Asia's top destinations for foreign investment. This success has been driven by factors such as reduced administrative procedures and more attractive policies for investors.
While many countries are tightening their borders, Việt Nam is gradually becoming the place where foreign entrepreneurs put down roots for their startup dreams. With warm climate, affordable cost of living, vibrant international community, and open visa policies, our country is proving to be an ideal choice for those seeking stability, opportunity, and a fulfilling life.
As Việt Nam marks National Election Day and voters await the results, it's also a moment to reflect on the country's progress during this term. In recent years, Việt Nam has frequently made headlines as one of Southeast Asia's top destinations for foreign investment. This success has been driven by factors such as reduced administrative procedures and more attractive policies for investors.
Ahead of the upcoming elections, businesses and experts in Hồ Chí Minh City, Việt Nam's economic hub, are sharing their expectations for the next generation of lawmakers and local representatives.
As Việt Nam prepares for the upcoming election to the 16 National Assembly and People's Councils for the 2026 - 2031, its economic outlook is drawing attention. Despite global challenges, the country maintained strong momentum, with GDP growing about 8% in 2025.
A high-level leadership forum aimed at strengthening U.S. - Việt Nam relations through partnership and technological cooperation was held on Wednesday under the theme “Deepening U.S. - Việt Nam Ties through Technology Collaboration.” The forum was co-organised by the Embassy of Việt Nam in the United States, the Weatherhead East Asian Institute at Columbia University, and the US-ASEAN Business Council.
As regional neighbors manage resource shortages, China is using its National People’s Congress to signal a move toward more market-based financial rules.