For Masterise Group, expanding into infrastructure is not just a strategic move but a maturation in mindset—evolving from urban development to co-creating national growth spaces, partnering with the government to build a foundation for a self-reliant and sustainable Vietnam.
A Shift in Mindset: From Urban Developer to Nation-Builder
Initially recognized as an urban developer with iconic projects, Masterise Group is now executing a strategic shift: expanding from real estate into long-term, foundational infrastructure investment—a critical sector for economic growth.
At the “Nation-Building” talkshow, themed “Connecting to Soar,” Ms. Thi Anh Dao, Marketing Director of Masterise Group, shared: “We position ourselves within the nation-building economic ecosystem, where private enterprises grow beyond self-interest to contribute to infrastructure—the backbone of a sustainable and powerful Vietnam.”
This transition reflects the company’s bold vision as a “national partner,” aligning with the government’s strategic infrastructure goals—a key pillar of the 2045 Vision, aiming for Vietnam’s high-income status.
From iconic urban projects to regional connectivity initiatives, Masterise Group is broadening its impact across multiple layers—not just in investment scale but also in economic influence. Venturing into transportation, logistics, and regional connectivity underscores the private sector’s mature development mindset: prioritizing long-term national interests over short-term profits.
For Masterise Group, infrastructure is more than roads or structures—it’s the economy’s “lifeblood,” enabling connectivity, trade, and quality of life. This shift transforms the company into a nation-builder, contributing to Vietnam’s comprehensive infrastructure framework.
Infrastructure: The Foundation for Growth and Quality of Life
Masterise Group views infrastructure investment as more than roads, metros, or airports; it’s about connecting regions, people, and opportunities—the “hardware” for a dynamic nation.
Ms. Thi Anh Dao noted: “Well-directed infrastructure investment boosts the economy and significantly improves livelihoods, productivity, and talent attraction. It’s the cornerstone of a civilized society, unlocking all potential.”
Projects like HCMC’s metro and Hanoi-Bac Ninh connectivity exemplify this. Integrated transport systems reduce travel times, facilitate skilled labor mobility, and foster new growth hubs. This triggers a cycle of urban and regional economic development, radiating value from centers to satellites.
Macroeconomically, infrastructure investment is vital for national competitiveness. A nation with modern infrastructure, efficient cities, seamless transport, and high living standards attracts global experts, investors, and institutions.
“We prioritize infrastructure development to attract not only talent but also international investors and financial organizations to Vietnam,” Ms. Dao emphasized.
Masterise Group sees infrastructure as key to sustainable growth. Efficient transport, logistics, and urban systems reduce costs, increase productivity, and expand service access. Their “invest to create” philosophy, not “invest to exploit,” sets them apart.
Connecting to Soar: When Businesses and Nations Grow Together
At the talkshow, Dr. Le Dang Doanh, former Director of the Central Institute for Economic Management, stressed the need for a robust legal framework and policies to empower private sector contributions to infrastructure and public-private partnerships (PPPs). “With opportunities and trust, private enterprises bring resources, innovation, and speed—propelling national breakthroughs,” he said.
Dr. Le Dang Doanh, Former Director of the Central Institute for Economic Management
Ms. Thi Anh Dao highlighted the need to strengthen private sector connectivity alongside physical infrastructure. “Collaboration among Vietnamese enterprises, especially large private corporations, is our nation’s soft power. Together, we create sustainable ecosystems, generating long-term value for Vietnam,” she stated. This embodies Masterise Group’s “Connecting to Soar” spirit—uniting businesses in nation-building.
Ms. Dao added: “Vietnamese businesses must dream big, think boldly, and transcend short-term goals. When businesses grow with the nation, value extends beyond profit to elevating our country’s stature.” In this vision, infrastructure investment is both economic and a commitment to Vietnam’s future.
Infrastructure is a nation’s “hardware,” but the enterprise’s vision, ambition, and responsibility are the “software” driving progress. As a pioneer, Masterise Group is establishing itself as a nation-builder—a partner in creating a self-reliant, modern, and sustainable Vietnam.
“Nation-Building – Proud Vietnam” is an inspiring policy talkshow series, broadcast on the Government’s Information Portal by HTV9 and VCCorp. Launched as Vietnam aims for high-income status by 2045, it showcases collaborative efforts between the government, businesses, and communities in modernizing Vietnam while preserving its identity. Produced by VCCorp and HCMC Television, with strategic partner Masterise Group, it airs Tuesdays at 8 PM on the Government Portal, live-streams on VCCorp, and rebroadcasts Thursdays at 9:45 PM on HTV9.
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