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Da Nang economic development and financial hub push

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Da Nang is advancing major infrastructure and energy projects to support its economic transformation. The Da Nang City Council has approved over 6.2 trillion VND for the common-infrastructure phase of the Liên Chiểu port, while authorities have proposed accelerating the Hoa Ninh LNG power plant project to the 2026–2030 period to bolster energy security. Aviation upgrades at Da Nang International Airport, including a major terminal renovation and runway improvements, are also scheduled through 2029. To drive technological growth, the city is actively seeking connections with international innovation networks. In September 2026, a delegation led by People's Committee Chairman Nguyen Manh Hung participated in the ‘Da Nang - Silicon Valley Innovation & Expert Network’ seminar in the United States to link the city with experts and investors. Domestically, efforts to build a comprehensive AI ecosystem are underway through collaborations between government, academia, and ~~industry to address human resource needs and data infrastructure.~~ industry. Furthering economic diversification, the Vietnam International Financial Center (VIFC-DN) is expanding its global reach. Following a meeting in New York, the VIFC-DN officially joined the Financial Centres for Sustainability (FC4S) network, coordinated by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). This move supports the city’s goal to develop a modern financial ecosystem focused on green finance, carbon markets, and fintech, leveraging international standards to mobilize resources for sustainable urban ~~development~~ development. To support these ambitions, the city is working to resolve legal and administrative bottlenecks to unlock investment resources. Authorities have addressed nearly 98% of approximately 2,000 stalled projects using specific mechanisms granted by the ~~green transition.~~ National Assembly, including the restart of the 330-hectare Golden Hills Ecological Urban Area project. However, delays remain in the mineral sector, where slow agency coordination for mineral dossiers has impacted construction material supplies and the city’s goal of 95% public investment disbursement by late 2026.

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