Its vice president, Manuela V. Ferro made the offer at a meeting with Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh Monday, who said he expected concessional financing.
He suggested lending to large and transformative projects such as Hanoi's metro (Van Cao - Lang Hoa Lac section), the Ho Chi Minh City - Can Tho railway, clean energy plants, and the one-million-hectares of high-quality rice initiative.
He assigned a deputy prime minister to directly oversee and control the progress on a monthly basis.
Ferro agreed that the loans should be directed towards large and high-impact projects.
In recent years the bank has provided around $25 billion to Vietnam for socio-economic development projects.