Vietnam attracts “green” FDI projects

It is noteworthy that after the Government made a commitment to reduce net emissions to zero by 2050, there were many FDI project High quality, sustainable investment, choosing Vietnam as a destination promises to create a new “wave” of investment to change the economy.

A jewelry manufacturer from Denmark is planning to build a $100 million factory in Vietnam. This will be the third factory globally and has a strategic role in the group’s supply chain. One of the reasons businesses choose Vietnam is to meet the need to build a factory using 100% renewable energy.

“Vietnam has a long history of jewelry makers, which helps us access a large number of highly skilled workers. Choosing to set up a factory in Binh Duong is because of well-invested infrastructure, focusing on sustainable development. sustainable development and renewable energy development, helping us achieve our environmental goals,” said Jeerasage Puranasmriddhi – Director of Supply, Pandora Group.

The 1,000-hectare area is being built to become one of the first industrial parks in Vietnam in the direction of smart and sustainable. A special feature is that here will form a 50ha solar power farm to provide renewable energy for businesses in the area.

There have been many new high-quality FDI projects, investing in the direction of sustainability, choosing Vietnam as a destination. Illustration.

According to the General Statistics Office, the amount of foreign direct investment disbursed in the first five months of this year reached more than 7.7 billion USD, up nearly 8% over the same period last year. Observers assess that the more positive point is that there has been a shift in the quality of projects, in line with Vietnam’s green growth goals.

Mr. Alain Cany – President of the European Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam (EuroCham) said: “This is not the future, but the reality is happening. We are implementing an investment promotion program. , is expected to bring about 300 European businesses in the fields green economy come to Vietnam to learn about investment and the business feedback is very positive. With a policy to encourage sustainable growth, Vietnam can be ahead of many other countries in the region.

“I am quite confident that there will be more high-quality investment projects from Denmark when looking at Vietnam’s development policy. More and more consumers want to use green products and to get enterprises will have to produce according to a green process,” said Mr. Kim Højlund Christensen – Danish Ambassador to Vietnam.

Businesses say that, due to the fields of green economy, renewable energy is still relatively new in Vietnam. Therefore, when investing, businesses encounter some legal problems, need management agencies to accompany and support more obstacles to avoid affecting the progress of the project.

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