Landmark 81 and Ho Chi Minh City skyline across the Saigon River at golden hour

DISCOVER VIETNAM / A VINEXA PERSPECTIVE

A country in motion.
A future to build together.

From production and enterprise to technology and discovery. Explore Vietnam through the possibilities it opens between two ambitious regions.

VIETNAMENTERPRISE · INNOVATION · DISCOVERY

01 / UNDERSTAND THE CONTEXT

More than a destination. A new perspective.

Explore capabilities. Assess the fit. Build with understanding.

Vietnam brings together an export-oriented economy, a growing domestic market and a distinctive sense of place. For businesses in Arabia, it offers several starting points for a considered, long-term conversation.

World Bank · Viet Nam overview (opens in a new tab)

The scale behind the possibility.

Manufacturing exports and domestic demand supported growth in 2025, according to the World Bank. Moving into higher-value activities remains a development priority.

8%

Real GDP growth

2025 · annual growth

US$5,066

GDP per capita

2025 · current US dollars

≈190%

Trade-to-GDP ratio

2025 · nearly 190%

National economic indicators, not VINEXA performance. Figures may be revised by the source.

World Bank · Viet Nam overview (opens in a new tab)

02 / THE PRODUCTIVE ECONOMY

Different strengths. Connected possibilities.

Manufacturing & exports

From supply chains to shared value.

The World Bank describes manufacturing exports as a driver of Vietnam’s 2025 growth. It also identifies deeper connections between local and foreign firms as important to raising productivity.

Explore supplier development, contract production and distribution between Vietnam and GCC markets.

SourcingSupplier developmentDistribution
World Bank · Viet Nam overview (opens in a new tab)

Agriculture & food

Connect origin with opportunity.

The World Bank highlights agricultural value chains and climate-resilient farming in Vietnam’s development. Product quality, traceability and destination requirements belong at the start of any sourcing discussion.

Explore food sourcing, processing collaboration and GCC distribution, with relevant food-safety and halal requirements assessed for each product.

Food sourcingProcessingTraceability
World Bank · Viet Nam overview (opens in a new tab)

03 / THE NEXT CONNECTION

Vietnam's Technology Future. Connected to Arabia.

Six areas to explore. Two directions to grow. Start with the capabilities and policy priorities, then shape a collaboration around a real business need.

The collaboration models below are proposals for exploration—not confirmed VINEXA investments, customers or partnerships.

VIETNAM CONTEXT

Artificial Intelligence & Software

Vietnam’s 2026 AI strategy supports AI-native enterprises, locally developed platforms and wider application of AI. Its digital technology ecosystem also prioritizes software.

POTENTIAL COLLABORATION MODELS

ARABIA → VIETNAM

  • Co-develop enterprise AI or software with Vietnamese engineering teams.
  • Explore Arab investment in product development and software delivery capacity.

VIETNAM → ARABIA

  • Adapt Vietnamese software for GCC workflows and languages.
  • Explore local implementation and support relationships for enterprise solutions.
Prepare an AI & software brief

04 / INVESTMENT & OPPORTUNITIES

Build a presence. Begin with a clear thesis.

Investment can take different forms: a commercial partnership, a production base, product development or a long-term operating presence. The right starting point is a defined objective and independent assessment—not a promised return.

01

Understand

Clarify the market, customer and strategic fit.

02

Evaluate

Assess ownership, licensing, counterparties and commercial assumptions.

03

Structure

Develop a model with qualified local legal, tax and technical advisers.

Ha Long Bay at sunset

05 / TOURISM & HOSPITALITY

Beyond business, a reason to stay curious.

Ha Long brings limestone islands and seascapes into the story of Vietnam. Travel and hospitality can also create connections through well-designed experiences and a better understanding of guests from the Arab world.

Explore destination partnerships, hospitality concepts and visitor experiences shaped around cultural preferences and practical travel needs.

Vietnam National Authority of Tourism · Ha Long (opens in a new tab)Explore a hospitality brief

06 / VIETNAM–ARABIA BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Opportunity moves in both directions.

ARABIA → VIETNAM

Capital. Expertise. Market access.

Explore Arab investment, sourcing, technology collaboration and a local presence in Vietnam.

Explore this direction

VIETNAM → ARABIA

Products. Talent. New markets.

Explore Vietnamese exports, technology expansion and GCC distribution or delivery models.

Explore this direction

FROM INTEREST TO INTENT

Turn possibility into a focused brief.

Choose an area and a direction. Preview a discussion brief to clarify the next conversation. This tool does not submit an inquiry or collect your details.

Select an opportunity area to begin.

Sources & context

Evidence for national context and policy priorities. Collaboration models are VINEXA proposals for discussion. Policy targets are not presented as achieved results.