On the afternoon of November 28, in Hanoi , Business Forum Magazine coordinated with relevant agencies to organize the Forum "Improving policies to attract new generation FDI waves into industrial parks".
Here, delegates unanimously assessed that Vietnam is facing a great opportunity to receive high-quality FDI capital flows, especially from multinational corporations in the fields of green technology, high technology, smart manufacturing, carbon neutrality and strategic supply chains.
According to the General Statistics Office ( Ministry of Finance ), in just the first 10 months of 2025, Vietnam attracted more than 31.52 billion USD of registered FDI capital, an increase of 15.6% over the same period last year. However, along with opportunities, many major challenges are arising, requiring the investment environment to be strongly improved from infrastructure, human resource quality to institutions and investor support services.
Vietnam is currently promoting strategic innovation in attracting FDI. For the first time in more than three decades of opening up, the Politburo issued Resolution 50-NQ/TW on orientations for institutional improvement and improving the quality of foreign investment cooperation until 2030. The Ministry of Finance is also developing a Project on economic development with FDI capital to create a more competitive mechanism, capable of attracting new generation capital flows, towards the goal of net zero emissions by 2050.
Speaking at the Forum, Mr. Hoang Quang Phong, Vice President of the Vietnam Federation of Commerce and Industry (VCCI), said that Vietnam's industrial parks are facing a "ripe" time to attract new-generation FDI, capital flows that not only optimize short-term profits, but also build a sustainable and innovative industrial foundation for the future.
According to experts, the industrial park model based on cheap labor and simple tax incentives is outdated. Instead, industrial parks must operate as “sustainable machines” where technology, environmental standards, renewable energy, digital transformation and high-quality services play a central role.
At the Forum, speakers proposed three major priorities to attract new generation FDI into industrial parks.
Firstly , greening industrial zones. Developing clean energy, waste treatment systems that meet international standards, promoting a circular economy and moving towards carbon neutrality are essential requirements.
Second , digitize management by applying digital platforms in infrastructure operations, energy management, logistics, business support, etc. to improve efficiency and reduce costs. Industrial parks need to move towards the “smart industrial park” model.
Third , improve the quality of services and human resources. Instead of just providing industrial land, industrial parks must become complete ecosystems, including human resource training, R&D centers, smart logistics, startup support, etc., creating a long-term environment for investors.
Experts also emphasized the role of the State in orienting and perfecting policies. This includes adjusting the planning for industrial park development in line with the region and the country; providing focused incentives for high-tech and environmentally friendly industries; reforming administrative procedures; and promoting investment in green infrastructure and logistics infrastructure.
The coordination between the State, enterprises and investors is considered a decisive factor in forming a modern, sustainable industrial park ecosystem that is competitive enough to attract new generation FDI capital flows in the context of increasingly fierce regional competition.
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