The article, released on Wednesday, said Vietnam attracted its highest level of FDI over the past five years in 2025 and is expected to maintain its appeal in 2026 as international investors regard the country as one of the region’s most promising long-term investment destinations.

Citing Italy-founded international law firm DP Group, which specializes in cross-border legal and tax advisory services, the report noted that Vietnam ranks among the seven most promising markets in Asia. This assessment is based on a combination of macroeconomic stability, ongoing domestic reforms, and shifts in the global investment landscape. A stable macroeconomic foundation was highlighted as a key factor underpinning the country’s attractiveness.

DP Group forecasts that Vietnam will sustain robust GDP growth in 2026, supported by the resilience of its manufacturing sector and steady expansion of domestic consumption.

The firm also observed that the country’s new policy orientations increasingly emphasize technology, innovation, sustainable development and knowledge transfer, providing a foundation for long-term growth.