The North Central Region, a strategic bridge between the north and south, plays a key role in marine economic development, regional connectivity and global integration.
Việt Nam is seeking European partners and investment to turn its vast offshore wind potential into a competitive green hydrogen industry and join global clean energy supply chains.
Completing digital infrastructure, strengthening digital architecture, improving connectivity and raising data quality are essential to improving management, administration and public services.
Data shows that the textile and garment sector maintained its growth momentum in the first nine months of this year. The industry''s total export turnover reached an estimated US$35.721 billion in the first nine months of this year, up 3.3...
The southern economic hub aims to strengthen its role as the country’s largest import-export centre while developing into a regional transhipment centre in Southeast Asia, supported by green and digital transformation and a circular economy.
The programme, issued under Resolution No. 218/NQ-CP dated August 7, seeks to translate the Party Central Committee’s Resolution No. 20-NQ/TW on building and developing Việt Nam into a strong maritime nation, into specific tasks.
Becoming a strong maritime nation will require Việt Nam to move beyond exploiting marine resources to creating greater value through innovation, sustainability and globally competitive enterprises.
Việt Nam has the potential to become a regional centre for clean energy production thanks to its abundant renewable energy resources and favourable geographical conditions.
Việt Nam had yet to fully capitalise on its more than 3,200 km coastline because due to the lack of a mechanism strong enough to unlock the investment inflow.
Dư Văn Toán of the Institute of Meteorology, Hydrology, Environment and Marine Sciences under the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment discussed with Vietnam News Agency the feasibility of applying this model in Việt Nam and the policy mechanisms needed to...
Việt Nam''s growth story remains intact, but the drivers of expansion are shifting, with domestic investment, infrastructure development, institutional reform and capital-market deepening becoming increasingly important growth engines, according to SSI Research.
Việt Nam is seeking an overhaul of its legal framework for marine resource management in a bid to unlock new growth opportunities in the blue economy while ensuring sustainable use of marine ecosystems.