Vietnam Shifts FDI Strategy to Prioritize Technology, Boosting Growth and Supply Chains
Vietnam is shifting its foreign direct investment (FDI) strategy from expanding volume to prioritizing capital that brings technology, knowledge, modern management, and stronger links with domestic businesses, especially in semiconductors, AI, chips, and renewable energy. Incentives will increasingly depend on investor performance and commitments to foster domestic industrial upgrading and global value chain integration.
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