Overseas Vietnamese contribute in all aspects to the country's development.

This content was emphasized by many delegates at the Conference on promoting overseas Vietnamese resources, connecting localities and businesses, held in Hai Phong on December 27.

Delegates take souvenir photos with overseas Vietnamese attending the conference - Photo: TIEN THANG

The conference was attended by 100 overseas Vietnamese from 22 countries and territories. At the conference, Deputy Prime Minister Tran Luu Quang emphasized that the country's socio -economic achievements have had valuable contributions from the overseas Vietnamese community. According to Mr. Quang, not only contributing to the socio-economic development in the place where they live, overseas Vietnamese always turn to their homeland, being a resource contributing to the country's development in many different forms, from knowledge, management experience to material things.

Deputy Prime Minister Tran Luu Quang highly appreciated the contributions of overseas Vietnamese to the country's development - Photo: TIEN THANG

Discussing the topic of green investment within the framework of the conference, Dr. Vo Tri Thanh - Deputy Director of the CIEM Institute for Economic Management - said that Vietnam's economy is facing many challenges but there are still opportunities for development. According to Mr. Thanh, many of Vietnam's trading partners such as the US, China... are forecasted to continue to have low growth and current geopolitical competition and conflicts are causing the world to "fragment" not only the economy, finance but also the payment system, technology... Vietnam is under pressure from inflation, exchange rates and shocks in the stock and real estate markets, and handling violations is a challenge. "There are challenges but we also have bright spots in public investment with a changing infrastructure system, attracting FDI growth and people's consumption still increasing quite well" - Mr. Thanh stated. According to Mr. Thanh, Vietnam has many strategies for green economic development, digital transformation, and semiconductor technology. In particular, the green strategy and circular economy in Hai Phong currently have two leading industrial parks, Nam Cau Kien and DEEP C, attracting investment very effectively. Further clarifying about green investment, Mr. Bui Ngoc Hai - Deputy Head of Hai Phong Economic Zone Management Board - said that the city is actively converting from a general industrial park to an ecological industrial park and determined that this is no longer an option, but an inevitable thing, deciding the competitiveness in the coming time. According to Mr. Hai, the city is ready to welcome investment cooperation from the overseas Vietnamese community in the field of green investment and support procedures through the one-stop mechanism at the city's Economic Zone Management Board.

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