Vietnam focuses on economic resilience and international integration

Vietnam is prioritizing institutional breakthroughs, digital transformation, and infrastructure development to enhance economic autonomy and resilience. While the country achieved a 9.01% GDP growth rate in the first nine months of 2026—the highest in 15 years—the business sector faces stability challenges. Although over 223,000 new enterprises entered the market during this period, 172,000 businesses exited, including more than 48,700 that completed dissolution procedures, marking a 118.8% increase compared to the same period in 2025.

To support sustainable growth, the state aims to create a transparent and stable business environment by streamlining procedures and improving access to capital and technology. On the diplomatic front, Vietnam is deepening international integration. During a high-level visit to Europe in October, Vietnam and Denmark agreed to upgrade their relationship to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. Additionally, Vietnam reaffirmed its commitment to deepening its Comprehensive Strategic Partnership with the European Union.