This is one of the key policy directions set out by the Politburo in Resolution No. 10-NQ/TW dated June 8, 2026, to improve the quality of foreign investment in the new development phase.
According to Section III.2 of the Resolution, identifying certain core fields as priorities for foreign investment attraction, including:
- Electronics, semiconductor chips and digital equipment industry;
- Artificial intelligence (AI), big data, cloud computing, Internet of Things (IoT) and blockchain;
- Advanced biotechnology and biomedical technology; energy technology and advanced materials;
- Green industry;
- Modern logistics;
- Supply chain services, financial services, trade, innovation and high-value-added services.

In addition, regularly reviewing and updating priority fields for foreign investment attraction to ensure conformity with the practical situation of each development phase, international integration requirements, national defense and security and national interests.
The Resolution also prioritizes projects and investors with foundational technologies and core technologies, committing to carry out research, design and innovation activities, forming innovation hubs, data centers, investing in energy storage facilities and commodity reserves for regional and international use, building regional headquarters, operations centers, treasury centers, procurement centers and shared services centers (SSCs) capable of connecting Vietnam with regional and global production networks, service networks and financial markets.
In parallel, the Resolution calls for building superior and competitive incentive mechanisms linked to performance requirements; special and dedicated investment procedures; mechanisms for focused, fast and flexible resolution of difficulties and obstacles.
This policy direction is consistent with the objective set out in Section II of the Resolution to make Vietnam a competitive destination attracting high-quality medium- and long-term foreign capital for investment and development, thereby contributing to establishing a new growth model grounded in science, technology, innovation and digital transformation.
