They affirm commitment to cooperating in the effort to build Ho Chi Minh City into a leading international financial hub in the region.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh held a working session in Ho
Chi Minh City on November 25 with representatives from major foreign financial
institutions and corporations attending the 2025 Autumn Economic Forum.

During the meeting, participants shared perspectives, outlined long-term visions, and affirmed
their commitment to cooperating in the effort to build Ho Chi Minh City into a
leading international financial hub in the region.

They also discussed ways to
support Vietnam’s broader goals for sustainable socio-economic development.

PM Chinh stressed that Vietnam is a developing nation
undergoing economic transformation and therefore requires substantial capital
to fuel growth. To attract investment, he said, the country is building a
foundation of transparent institutions, modern and interconnected
infrastructure, smart governance, and practical, results-oriented solutions.

In addition to revitalising traditional growth drivers,
Vietnam is prioritising investment in emerging sectors such as the digital
economy, green and circular economy, data infrastructure, and artificial
intelligence.

The Prime Minister expressed hope that investors,
corporations, businesses, and international partners will continue to support
and accompany Vietnam in its development journey, helping the country “turn
nothing into something, the difficult into the easy, and the impossible into
the possible.”

He affirmed that the Government remains committed to
listening to investors and creating the most favourable conditions for them to
cooperate and succeed in Vietnam.

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