US firm plans world-class amusement park in Vietnam

Rosen made the announcement during a meeting with Vietnamese Party General Secretary To Lam on Wednesday, held as part of his visit to the Southeast Asian country, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

He expressed excitement over the robust development of bilateral relations and affirmed Vietnam's commitment to deepening cooperation with the U.S. across various fields, particularly in the economic, trade, and investment fields, for the benefit of both nations.

Rosen also shared his admiration for Vietnam's talent, entrepreneurial spirit, and significant transformations, noting that these developments have created favorable conditions for increased investment and business opportunities for U.S. companies.

He detailed his company's investment initiatives, highlighting a project to establish a world-class amusement park in Vietnam.

This idea was initially presented during his visit to Vietnam in November 2023, when he expressed a desire to build a Disneyland-styled amusement park in Hanoi, bringing a renowned global brand to Vietnam’s capital city.

Additionally, Rosen told General Secretary Lam that his firm wishes to enhance collaboration in science and technology, artificial intelligence (AI), and facilitate connections between Vietnamese scientists and their U.S. and international counterparts.

He emphasized the importance of developing specific collaborative projects in fields such as science, technology, AI, and smart governance.

General Secretary Lam welcomed Rosen Partners' interest in investing in Vietnam, highlighting the country's efforts to streamline its organizational structure and reorganize administrative boundaries to foster development in alignment with its goals for 2030 and 2045.

He stressed that Vietnam encourages investment in cultural development, tourism, and people-to-people exchanges, and is open to collaboration with other nations, including the U.S., in the fields of science and technology.

Lam urged the firm to focus on cooperation and investment in sectors where the U.S. excels and Vietnam has specific needs, such as high-quality agriculture and human resource training and development.

Rosen reaffirmed his commitment to advancing investment projects in Vietnam, contributing to the country's growth and strengthening the Vietnam-U.S. relationship.