Green Economy

Vietnam aims to strengthen international integration, including integration into global technology supply chains, leveraging external resources to serve development goals, and creating favorable conditions for foreign enterprises to invest and operate effectively in Vietnam.

Higher production costs, outdated technology, and stringent international green standards are putting severe pressure on domestic printing and packaging enterprises, forcing them to transform to avoid losing market share on their home turf.

There is much potential in using the carbon sinks created by Vietnam’s vast forest coverage to generate new financial resources.

A total of seven transactions have been recorded, with the latest taking place on September 15...

The two projects having a combined capacity of 400 MW.

Vietnam needs to build green manufacturing ecosystems with shared infrastructure, efficient logistics, and capable supporting industries to attract high-quality foreign direct investment (FDI), experts emphasized at a forum in Hanoi.