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Wealth Briefing Asia runs an article praising Vietnam's investment prospect (Photo: Captured)

On top of that, according to the article, given how far the economic development of other Asian Tiger has progressed, Vietnam is described as “essentially the only Asian Tiger country left to invest in”.

Emily Fletcher, portfolio manager of BlackRock Frontiers, stated that “Vietnam has been a poster child for frontier markets, has experienced strong economic and social development over the previous two decades. The country has also seen the benefits of more than 149 billion USD in foreign direct investment inflows over the past 20 years”.

A bird-eye view of Vietnam (Photo: Currency)

Fletcher further stressed that Vietnam’s strong economic and social development has driven huge increases in manufacturing production, such that exports have grown at a compound annual growth rate of 15.8 percent over this period. Domestically, demographics are in favor of sustainable growth.

Vietnamese GDP per capita is forecast by Craig Martin, manager of Vietnam Holding that might reach 5,000 USD by 2025, and by 2035 there could be a further 35 million middle-income consumers nationwide.

Vietnam Holding’s manager considers Vietnam is a very open economy from a trade perspective, with more than 200 percent of its GDP in exports and imports.

Over the last three decades, the country has transformed from an exporter of raw materials to a producer of finished and semi-finished goods, as well as exporting services – such as information technology.

With regard to the handling of COVID-19, Ewan Markson-Brown, manager of Pacific Horizon, described the country as one of the more successful in dealing with the threat of the pandemic. It has registered just over 1,000 cases and 35 deaths.

Craig Martin, manager of Vietnam Holding, emphasized that Vietnam’s handling of COVID-19 has rightly won praise and admiration from many other nations. It is too early to attribute any one factor as the key success factor, but certainly, the cohesiveness of society and the single-mindedness of the people in taking on a threat has been a key part of the resilient response.

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