Over the next five years, the privately-owned Chinese enterprise plans to invest RMB45 billion (nearly US$6 billion) in Vietnam.

About 30 private investment projects will be realized in the 11 cities and provinces of the Red River Delta, turning the region into the country's biggest economic hub.

With some 100,000 Vietnamese people living in Berlin and neighboring regions, a direct flight connecting Hanoi and Germany's capital city has great potential.

Private investors are on track to bring their waste-to-energy projects to life in an attempt to help the city resolve environmental issues.

Auxiliary and high-tech companies from South Korea eye to establish their operations in Hanoi as the city is considered one of the most potential markets.

In order to appeal to investors, appropriate support from the State is needed during the investment and the exploitation.

Vietnam's effective management, combined with continued progress in laying the foundations for sustained medium-term growth, provides sound reasons to be optimistic about economic prospects for 2022 and beyond.

Warburg Pincus believes in the Vietnamese economy’s long-term growth trajectory and continues to actively pursue new opportunities to invest in leading platforms in the country.

Despite the ongoing impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic, housing development is still being promoted.