Demand in healthcare sector in Vietnam has been fueled by the economic and demographic transformation over the past decade. A fast-growing middle class and an aging population are the main drivers signifying a promising and exciting perspective for healthcare industry in Vietnam. Accordingly, the country’s healthcare spending is expected to reach USD23 billion in 2022, which is sharply increased from USD17 billion in 2019, also given the impact of COVID-19 towards the growing need for healthcare investment in Vietnam.

In the past year, the covid pandemic and new strains have caused the country's economic sector to become severely depressed. However, with the Fintech industry, it makes a different case.

It seems that the emergence of the pandemic as an invisible stepping stone to lift this industry to new heights. Specifically, in Vietnam, there have been many amazing changes based on the 2021 report.

After a one-year delay due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) commenced on 31 October to 12 November 2021 with the hope to secure global commitments in mitigation, adaptation, and finance.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh led the Vietnamese delegation to the COP26, taking place in Glasgow, Scotland, the United Kingdom, under the co-presidency of the United Kingdom and Italy. As one of countries hit hardest by climate change, Viet Nam has not only scaled up commitments but also taken concrete actions to go green.

Being designed as a core industry, Logistics has grown substantially to drive the socioeconomic scene forward, making Vietnam a desirable destination for investors in recent years. According to Agility Emerging Markets Logistics Index 2021, Vietnam is ranked 8th overall and 4th in International Logistics Opportunities. 

Vietnam's industrial real estate has been emerging as a bright investment field of the investment market in Vietnam amid the Covid-19 pandemic. Most economic sectors are more or less affected by the world pandemic; however, combined with the heat from the US-China trade war, businesses operating from China tend to move factories to Southeast Asian countries to avoid injuries from this war. Meanwhile, Vietnam's industrial real estate is being evaluated as the brightest investment destination in Southeast Asia.

In recent years, the Vietnam Government has completely changed its attitudes towards renewable energy when the Government set up higher as well as more specific targets on the energy resources. Developing renewable energy quickly solves the problems of energy shortage and protects the environment, cuts greenhouse gas emissions; however, in particular, what ratio is reasonable for renewable energy?