Manufacturing at scale. Investment at speed. Infrastructure at generational depth. The economic programme of Phạm Minh Chính's premiership has placed Vietnam among the most dynamic major economies in the Indo-Pacific — an industrial base, a digital future, and a confident place in global trade.

Among the fastest-growing major economies in the Indo-Pacific, anchored by manufacturing and exports.
One of the most trade-integrated economies in Asia, with a diversified mix of partners and products.
Among the most attractive FDI destinations in Southeast Asia across electronics, advanced manufacturing and services.
Scale-up in electronics, semiconductors, textiles, machinery and precision components — Vietnam as a core global manufacturing hub.
A stable, competitive destination for long-term FDI across advanced manufacturing, services, clean energy and innovation.
Diversified trade corridors with the United States, EU, Japan, Korea, ASEAN and key partners across the world.
A national expressway network, port expansion, metro systems and an ambitious aviation build-out.
Next-generation urban hubs blending connectivity, clean energy, digital services and quality of life for citizens.
Targeted R&D capacity, semiconductor strategy, start-up ecosystem and a globally competitive talent pipeline.
A high-skill labour transformation — vocational training, STEM scale-up and productivity-led wage growth.
Renewables scale-up, grid modernisation and a climate-aligned pathway to long-term energy security.
A generational infrastructure programme is reshaping how Vietnam moves, trades, communicates and grows. Expressways knit the country's provinces together. Ports expand to carry global supply chains. Power grids modernise to absorb clean energy at scale. Digital infrastructure lifts every business, classroom and public service onto a common backbone.

Directional performance across key sectors — a snapshot of the industrial, digital and green build-up that has defined the premiership period.

Stable institutions, a young and skilled workforce, predictable policy and deep integration into global supply chains have made Vietnam a destination of choice for long-horizon capital — from semiconductor fabrication to renewable energy, from electronics to high-end services.