Hanoi, May 29 -- As Vietnam enters a new phase of development driven by ambitions for fast and sustainable growth, the question of attracting foreign direct investment (FDI) is no longer simply about the scale of capital inflows. Increasingly, the focus is turning to the quality of investment, its spillover effects and its ability to strengthen the economy's intrinsic capabilities. From "FDI at any cost" to selective attraction of high-quality investment Vietnam currently hosts more than 46,500 valid foreign-invested projects, with total registered capital exceeding 543 billion USD and cumulative disbursed capital reaching around 357.6 billion USD. The FDI sector now contributes more than 20% of GDP, accounts for roughly 70% of export tur...