Vietnam offers significant opportunities, thanks to its industrial profile built on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), its strong attractiveness for foreign investment, the availability of a young, skilled, and cost-competitive workforce, and its participation in an extensive network of free trade agreements.
Vietnam’s industrial structure is composed of 96% SMEs that are determined to acquire high-quality products, machinery, technology, and development models in order to successfully integrate into the supply chains of major international investments and to effectively benefit from the advantages offered by the country’s extensive network of FTAs.
Promising prospects are further supported by the strong momentum of liberalization processes and investment incentives, ambitious targets across multiple sectors (infrastructure, energy, agricultural mechanization, biomedical industries, and tourism), and the expansion of a more affluent middle class that is particularly responsive to the appeal of Made in Italy products (gastronomy, furniture, design, and fashion).