Vietnam’s accomplishment in pushing back the pandemic was driven partially by a program of focused testing and the mass, concentrated isolation of a huge number of individuals. Following five years of development, foreign investment in Vietnam fell by 15.5 percent in the initial four months of the year to $12.3 billion, as indicated by information from the General Statistics Office (GSO). Despite this, the country is targeting annual GDP growth of above 5 per cent this year.

For this quick response, the country in on the verge of getting huge foreign investments to pour in after the pandemic. Kizuna Joint Development Corporation, a company that builds read-to-go factories in Vietnam plans to complete a 100,000 square meters factory in southern Vietnam fully expecting an expansion in post-pandemic interest