Resolution No. 10 paves the way for high-quality FDI inflows

Leaders of Dong Nai province (now Dong Nai City) commend FDI enterprises at the 2026 early-year conference with foreign-invested businesses.

Dong Nai is currently home to more than 2,200 active FDI projects with a combined registered investment of over US$45 billion, originating from 51 countries and territories. As a result, the implementation of Resolution No. 10 has generated strong interest and high expectations among foreign-invested enterprises for a new stage of development.

FDI enterprises look forward to new phase of growth

In Dong Nai, foreign-invested businesses have welcomed Resolution No. 10, expecting it to usher in more open, transparent and business-friendly policies that will enable them to leverage their strengths while forging stronger partnerships with domestic enterprises, thereby helping build a more resilient and sustainable economic ecosystem. The resolution also supports Vietnam's goal of becoming a competitive destination for high-quality medium- and long-term foreign investment.

Khuat Quang Hung, Deputy General Director in charge of External Affairs and Communications at Nestlé Vietnam Limited in Bien Hoa 2 Industrial Park (IP), said the new policy framework would provide additional momentum for future expansion projects that focus on advanced technologies, resource efficiency, circular economy practices and lower greenhouse gas emissions. More importantly, this orientation affirms that high-quality FDI enterprises contribute not only investment capital but also innovation capacity, modern governance standards and positive spillover effects for Vietnam's socio-economic development.

Party General Secretary and State President To Lam emphasized: "Resolution No. 10 on the development of the foreign-invested economic sector was issued by the Politburo following a review of nearly 40 years of implementing the Party's policy of opening up and attracting foreign investment. The resolution reflects a fundamental shift in Vietnam's development thinking, from simply welcoming capital inflows to proactively selecting and leveraging international resources to strengthen national competitiveness.”

Lee Wei Chun, Chairwoman of the Taiwan Business Association in Dong Nai, said the Resolution No. 10 has strengthened the confidence of Taiwanese enterprises to continue making long-term investments, expand production and deepen their commitment to Dong Nai.

She expressed hope that the resolution would soon be translated into concrete policies for the FDI sector while calling on Dong Nai to continue investing in transport infrastructure and logistics, accelerate digital transformation and further improve the business environment to enhance the competitiveness of both the city and its foreign-invested enterprises.

She added that Taiwanese companies remain committed to complying with Vietnamese regulations, expanding production, investing in modern technologies and increasing the use of green energy to contribute to the city's socio-economic development.

Opportunities for Dong Nai to accelerate high-quality FDI attraction

Dong Nai is one of Vietnam's leading industrial hubs, with 89 planned IPs covering more than 43,000 hectares.

The city also boasts a comprehensive transport network, with all five modes of transport—road, air, rail, maritime and inland waterways. Key strategic infrastructure includes Long Thanh International Airport, Phuoc An Port and an expanding network of expressways.

In recent times, Dong Nai has made significant progress in implementing more open and investor-friendly investment policies. With abundant development potential, the city is poised to become a modern center for industry, agriculture, logistics and tourism in Southern Vietnam and and nationwide.

Guided by the principle of “a government that accompanies businesses”, Dong Nai continues to improve its investment environment by creating favorable conditions and providing consistent support for foreign investors throughout the lifecycle of their projects, with the goal of promoting sustainable, efficient and long-term development. Following the issuance of Resolution No. 10, the city is expected to gain even greater momentum and further develop its FDI -driven economy.

Speaking at the national conference on implementing Resolution No. 10, Party General Secretary and State President To Lam called on ministries, sectors, local authorities and relevant agencies to focus on eight priority tasks. These include fostering a common understanding and a renewed approach to foreign investment, improving the legal framework to make it more stable, transparent, predictable and aligned with international practices, replacing input-based investment incentives with performance-based support linked to investors' fulfillment of commitments, and strengthening the development of domestic industrial ecosystem while promoting deeper linkages between foreign-invested and domestic enterprises.