Da Nang unveils 203 investment projects for 2026 - 2030

The move aims to underscore the central Vietnamese city’s strategy to develop into a smart urban center and a regional economic hub.

The investment portfolio issued by the Da Nang People’s Committee, includes 203 projects across 13 key sectors, reflecting the city’s updated development priorities.

In detail, according to the announcement, the projects cover a wide range of strategic areas, including education (five projects), healthcare (five), urban infrastructure and development (four), science and information technology (15), and trade and services (13).

Industrial development remains a major focus. The city plans to call for investment in five infrastructure projects within the planned Free Trade Zone, along with 15 projects to build and operate industrial park infrastructure and 49 projects to develop technical infrastructure for industrial clusters.

Other sectors highlighted in the investment plan include high-tech agriculture and fisheries (16 projects), transport and logistics (18), environment and science and technology (11), tourism (42) and social welfare (five).

Among the most prominent proposals is the development of an International Financial Center, expected to be located at prime sites in the Hai Chau and An Hai areas along major urban corridors such as Vo Van Kiet and Nhu Nguyet streets.

The project is seen as a concrete step toward the city’s long-term ambition of becoming one of Vietnam’s leading financial hubs.

In addition to financial services, Da Nang is placing strong emphasis on tourism and the night-time economy.

Planned projects include the development of the Bach Dang pedestrian street, specialized night-time economic complexes and high-end eco-tourism resorts along the coastline and near the scenic Hai Van Pass area.

The city is also calling for investment in major education and healthcare developments.

Proposed projects include international K-12 school systems, colleges and universities covering tens of hectares, as well as international general hospitals, advanced diagnostic and treatment centers, and elderly care facilities planned for the Hoa Xuan area in Cam Le district.

The diversified portfolio of the above-mentioned projects highlights Da Nang’s determination to build a dynamic, innovation-driven economy while enhancing urban livability and long-term quality of life for its residents.

The Da Nang People’s Committee has assigned the municipal Department of Finance to take the lead, in coordination with relevant departments, agencies and local authorities, in publicizing the investment project list, providing information, and guiding investors through the necessary procedures to implement projects in accordance with legal regulations.

At the same time, the city’s Investment Promotion and Support Center, under the Office of the People’s Committee, together with the management boards of the high-tech park and industrial zones and the Chu Lai Open Economic Zone, will work closely with relevant agencies and localities to prepare detailed investment promotion materials for each project and organize activities aimed at attracting investors to the city.