AusCham Members Participate in National Conference on Resolution 10-NQ/TW on Foreign-Invested Economic Development

Hanoi, 30 June 2026 — Representatives from QBE Insurance and Intrepid Travel, among participating members of the Australian business community in Vietnam, recently attended the National Conference on the Dissemination and Implementation of Resolution 10-NQ/TW on the Development of the Foreign-Invested Economic Sector, a significant policy event focused on shaping Vietnam’s next phase of foreign investment strategy and economic transformation.

(Mr Hanh Nguyen, General Manager (Intrepid Vietnam) and Ms Dung Vu, Hanoi Branch Manager (QBE Vietnam) at the event)

The conference brought together senior Party and Government leaders, policymakers, domestic and international investors, and business representatives to discuss the strategic direction for Vietnam’s foreign-invested economic sector in the coming years. The event highlighted the Government’s commitment to enhancing the quality, efficiency, and long-term contribution of foreign direct investment (FDI) to national development.

During the conference, General Secretary and State President Tô Lâm emphasised that Vietnam has entered a new stage of development with stronger economic foundations, deeper global integration, and growing strategic importance in regional and global supply chains. He noted that the country is increasingly well-positioned to attract higher-quality investment aligned with long-term development priorities.

Resolution 10-NQ/TW outlines Vietnam’s strategic vision for the foreign-invested sector, with a clear shift from prioritising investment quantity to emphasising investment quality, technology transfer, innovation, sustainability, and stronger linkages with domestic enterprises. The policy direction reinforces Vietnam’s ambition to attract investment that generates greater value-added and supports productivity growth across the broader economy.

Key themes highlighted at the conference included the need to attract FDI into high-value sectors such as advanced manufacturing, digital technology, semiconductors, artificial intelligence, green energy, financial services, and modern logistics. The Government also reiterated the importance of strengthening legal certainty, improving administrative efficiency, and creating a more transparent and predictable business environment for investors.

Another major focus was the development of stronger connections between foreign-invested enterprises and local businesses. Policymakers emphasised that deeper supply chain integration, knowledge transfer, and skills development will be essential to maximising the long-term benefits of foreign investment and enhancing Vietnam’s economic resilience.

For the Australian business community, Resolution 10-NQ/TW signals continued opportunities for collaboration in sectors where Australian businesses bring strong expertise, including insurance and risk management, sustainable infrastructure, renewable energy, professional services, tourism, education, and digital transformation.

AusCham welcomes Vietnam’s continued efforts to strengthen its investment environment and foster high-quality, sustainable economic growth. The participation of AusCham members in key policy dialogues reflects the Australian business community’s ongoing interest in contributing to Vietnam’s economic development and deepening bilateral commercial cooperation.

For more details on Resolution 10/NQ-TW, please refer to AusCham’s previous coverage: Resolution 10-NQ/TW: Vietnam’s New Strategy for High-Quality FDI and Economic Transformation – What it Means for Australian Investors