Vietnam Today

The Strategy for the Development of Vietnam’s Stock Market to 2030 aims for stable, healthy, efficient, and sustainable development—positioning the stock market as a critical channel for medium- and long-term capital mobilization for the economy while accelerating deeper integration into global financial markets.

For Da Nang, ranking 71st out of 117 is not an end destination, but rather an initial milestone demonstrating that VIFC-DN’s preparatory work and early initiatives are gaining recognition from the international financial community.

The move aims to resolve urgent difficulties and bottlenecks, establish a favorable legal framework, and unlock resources for science, technology, and innovation activities.

Vietnamese private enterprises and business executives will receive comprehensive training support, including e-learning access, direct courses, and scholarship vouchers, under a national program targeting 10,000 chief executive officers by 2030.

Against the backdrop of reviving two major nuclear power projects—Ninh Thuan 1 and Ninh Thuan 2—and potentially progressing toward small modular reactor (SMR) deployments, Vietnam is highly likely to face a sharp human resource crunch.

"A robust industry is not measured solely by production output and end-product export volumes, but more critically by the capacity to master advanced materials, components, equipment, core technologies, design, technical standards, specialized services, and high-value-added segments," the official said.