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<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2026/3/4/vietnam-economic-performance-2024-a-report-card-1772612348571678043298.jpg" alt="Global perspective: Beyond GDP expansion, Viet Nam can drive deeper reforms and innovation-led growth - Ảnh 1."></figure>The year 2026 is widely viewed as the beginning of a new development phase. As the country rolls out its 2026–2030 five-year plan, international observers are paying closer attention to the quality, structure and resilience of its growth model amid lingering global uncertainties.Following two years of strong recovery, Viet Nam enters this new cycle with firmer macroeconomic fundamentals. Inflation remains contained, major economic balances are broadly secured, and market sentiment is gradually improving.Mariam J. Sherman, World Bank Division Director for Viet Nam, Cambodia and Laos assessed that the country's strengths lie in its strategic position along major Asian trade routes, its solid industrial base, an extensive network of free trade agreements, and a workforce that is both cost-competitive and increasingly skilled. These structural advantages continue to place Viet Nam among ASEAN's most dynamic economies in 2026 outlooks.Leading financial institutions have expressed optimism about Viet Nam's growth prospects. United Overseas Bank (UOB), Citigroup and Standard Chartered forecast GDP growth in the range of 7.2–8 percent this year, supported by sustained foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows and robust expansion in 2025. Investment in high technology, semiconductors and renewable energy is expected to strengthen industrial output as large projects begin commercial operations.&nbsp;At the same time, a recovery in domestic consumption and international tourism—amplified by earlier fiscal and monetary support measures—is providing additional momentum.More conservative projections from the Asian Development Bank (ADB), the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) place Viet Nam's growth between 6 and 6.5 percent. Even so, such performance would significantly exceed the global average. The divergence in forecasts largely reflects caution regarding external risks rather than concerns over domestic fundamentals. Overall, there is consensus that Viet Nam's economy has become more resilient to global shocks.A notable evolution in international analyses this year concerns the drivers of growth. While exports and FDI were previously seen as the dominant pillars, increasing attention is now being paid to the domestic market. With GDP per capita projected to surpass US$5,000 in 2026, Viet Nam is approaching upper-middle-income status and witnessing the expansion of a more affluent middle class. A larger domestic consumer base not only offers greater opportunities for local enterprises, but also strengthens Viet Nam's appeal to investors pursuing "produce-for-market" strategies.FDI inflows are also shifting in quality. New projects are increasingly concentrated in high technology, smart manufacturing and renewable energy rather than low-cost, labor-intensive sectors. Viet Nam is gradually being recognized not only as an export platform, but as a critical link within regional production networks. This transition opens space for industrial clustering, technology transfer and deeper participation in global value chains.However, sustaining high growth and achieving a meaningful breakthrough will require more profound structural reforms.&nbsp;The OECD and IMF note that growth driven primarily by capital accumulation and labor expansion is narrowing in scope. Over the medium and long term, productivity improvements and innovation capacity will be decisive. Continued efforts to streamline administrative procedures, enhance regulatory transparency, deepen capital markets and pilot regulatory sandboxes for emerging industries are considered essential to unlocking a new wave of private investment and entrepreneurship.Another key priority is strengthening linkages between the FDI sector and domestic firms. As multinational corporations expand their footprint in Viet Nam, opportunities for technology diffusion and improved governance practices increase. Empowering local enterprises to upgrade standards, improve risk management and access finance will be crucial to raising domestic value added and reinforcing sustainable growth.Green transition and digital transformation are equally central to the next stage of development. Stricter environmental requirements in major export markets demand greater investment in renewable energy and energy-efficient technologies. Long-term commitments to green infrastructure, modern logistics systems and the digital economy are widely viewed as indispensable for maintaining competitiveness and aligning with Viet Nam's innovation-driven growth strategy.On the macroeconomic front, the outlook remains reassuring. While exchange rate and interest rate pressures persist, they are considered manageable provided fiscal and monetary policies remain flexible and well-coordinated, and credit is channeled toward productive sectors. Maintaining fiscal discipline and preserving investor confidence will be vital in navigating external volatility.Ultimately, 2026 represents more than a target of outpacing global growth. It signals the start of a new development phase defined by higher quality, greater resilience and deeper structural transformation. International confidence in Viet Nam is grounded not only in promising forecasts, but in the conviction that the country is well positioned to turn macroeconomic stability into a powerful catalyst for reform, innovation and sustainable prosperity./.

International assessments of Viet Nam’s economy are increasingly moving beyond headline growth figures. What underpins global confidence today is not merely projected GDP expansion, but the belief that Viet Nam can leverage its macroeconomic stability to drive deeper reforms and innovation-led growth.

Global perspective: Beyond GDP expansion, Viet Nam can drive deeper reforms and innovation-led growth

Cutting conditional business lines under revised Investment LawAccording to Dr. Bui Quy Thuan, Head of the General Research Division at the Vietnam Industrial Park Finance Association (VIPFA), the revised Investment Law 2025 introduces a number of notable changes, among which the reduction of conditional business lines stands out as a key highlight for investors.Specifically, compared to the 2020 Investment Law, Appendix IV of the 2025 Investment Law has removed or revised the scope of several conditional business lines, including: tax procedure services; customs procedure services; insurance auxiliary services; labor outsourcing services; commercial inspection services; temporary import and re-export of frozen food; and temporary import and re-export of used goods on the restricted list.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2026/03/02/fdi02-11115478-16092814.png" alt="The Investment Law 2025 is expected to create more favorable conditions for enterprises. Illustrative photo."></figure>The Investment Law 2025 is expected to create more favorable conditions for enterprises. Illustrative photo.Article 7 of the 2025 Investment Law also stipulates that the Government shall publish a list of conditional business lines that require licensing or certification prior to operation, as well as a list of sectors where management will shift from pre-licensing to public disclosure of business conditions, subject to post-audit supervision.Another noteworthy change in the 2025 Investment Law is that foreign investors are no longer required to have an investment project before establishing an enterprise. Commenting on this provision, Dr. Bui Quy Thuan noted that Clause 2, Article 19 allows foreign investors to establish enterprises without a prior investment project, provided that market access conditions are met.Specifically, foreign investors may establish an economic organization to implement an investment project before carrying out procedures for issuance or adjustment of the Investment Registration Certificate, but they must comply with market access requirements applicable to foreign investors.“Under the previous regulation, an investment project had to be in place before an enterprise could be established. The 2025 Investment Law now allows foreign investors to set up an enterprise without a prior project, as long as market access conditions are satisfied,” Dr. Bui Quy Thuan explained.A “boost” to attract foreign capitalExpressing positive views on the revised Investment Law, Lawyer Nguyen Hong Chung, investment policy expert and Chairman of DVL Lawfirm, said that with the 2025 Investment Law, Vietnam is shifting from procedure-based management to standards- and data-based governance; decentralizing authority for faster decision-making; strengthening post-audit mechanisms to enhance market flexibility; and creating “green lanes” for strategic projects to move faster while meeting higher standards.According to Lawyer Nguyen Hong Chung, the opportunity for Vietnam to attract investment under the revised law is substantial, as this round of reform directly addresses key bottlenecks such as time, predictability and compliance costs. However, ultimate success will depend on implementation, including detailed guidance, inter-agency coordination, effective post-audit discipline and the capacity of local authorities.“When these elements operate in sync, the 2025 Investment Law will not merely be a new legal document, but could serve as an institutional ‘trigger’ enabling Vietnam to unlock capital flows and improve project quality in a new competitive cycle,” he affirmed.Also sharing views with the Newspaper of Industry and Trade, Hong Sun, Honorary Chairman of the Korea Chamber of Business in Vietnam (KOCHAM), described the promulgation of the revised Investment Law in December 2025, effective from March 2026, as a highly timely move.“Among the new provisions, I highly appreciate the simplification of post-audit procedures and the special incentives for mega projects and research and development (R&amp;D) projects. Institutionalizing new investment support mechanisms to replace traditional tax incentives under global minimum tax rules will help Vietnam retain major investors,” Hong Sun noted.He added that from a competitiveness perspective, the 2025 Investment Law sends a strong message that Vietnam is proactively adapting to global rules.“These new provisions will remove legal procedural bottlenecks, significantly shorten the timeline from registration to project commencement, and create a competitive edge over other countries in the region,” the Honorary Chairman of KOCHAM said.Kim Bui

The revised Investment Law 2025 reduces conditional sectors and eases procedures, creating stronger momentum to attract and retain foreign capital in Vietnam.

Investment Law 2025 cuts conditional business lines

RoK leads foreign investment in Vietnam with over USD 95.13 billionAccording to the Foreign Investment Agency under the Ministry of Finance, Vietnam has attracted investors from 153 countries and territories. Among them, the RoK ranks first with 10,412 valid projects and total registered capital exceeding USD 95.13 billion.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2026/03/02/dn-hn2-17141865-09495797.jpg" alt="The RoK invests over USD 95.13 billion in Vietnam."></figure>The RoK invests over USD 95.13 billion in Vietnam.In January 2026 alone, the RoK investors registered 42 new projects, 21 capital-adjusted projects and 46 capital contributions and share purchases, with total registered capital of over USD 551 million. The RoK ranked second among 52 countries and territories investing in Vietnam in the first month of 2026.To date, many major the RoK industrial conglomerates have invested in Vietnam and consider the country a strategic destination. A prominent example is Samsung.Having invested in Vietnam since 2008, starting with a mobile phone factory in Bac Ninh province, after nearly 18 years Samsung now operates six factories, one research and development (R&amp;D) center and one sales entity in Vietnam.More importantly, Vietnam has evolved beyond a mere production base to become a strategic hub undertaking both manufacturing and R&amp;D functions within Samsung’s global operations. In addition to Samsung, other major groups from the RoK such as LG, Lotte, Hyundai, and SK Group have also identified Vietnam as an investment destination that cannot be overlooked.The RoK FDI in Vietnam is concentrated in several sectors, notably manufacturing and processing industries. The RoK enterprises have made significant contributions to Vietnam’s growth model transformation and economic development over the years.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2026/03/02/dn-fdi-17150853-09495765.jpg" alt="Photo for illustration."></figure>Photo for illustration.Ample room for growth in a rapidly expanding economyAssessing Vietnam’s investment prospects in the coming period, Hong Sun, Honorary Chairman of the Korean Chamber of Business in Vietnam (KoCham), told the Newspaper of Industry and Trade that Vietnam is emerging as one of the fastest-growing economies in the region and the world. In 2025, Vietnam’s GDP expanded by 8.02%.“This is an impressive result, far exceeding the expectations of many international organizations at a time when the global economy continues to grapple with inflation and supply chain disruptions. From the perspective of the RoK business community, this achievement affirms Vietnam’s strong internal capacity and the Government’s flexible governance,” Hong Sun said, adding that the 2025 GDP growth rate serves as a psychological springboard for Vietnam to achieve double-digit growth in 2026 and throughout the 2026-2030 period.According to Hong Sun, Vietnam’s strong economic performance has influenced investment decisions and business strategies of the RoK enterprises in the country. “We are witnessing a wave of satellite companies in high-tech and renewable energy sectors flocking to Vietnam,” he noted, predicting that during 2026-2030, the RoK firms will shift from export-oriented processing to deeper manufacturing and technology development in Vietnam to capitalize on the advantages of a booming economy.Sharing a similar view, Ko Tae Yeon, Chairman of the KoCham&nbsp;and General Director of Heesung Electronics Vietnam, said the RoK investment in Vietnam is expected to expand further into infrastructure, green growth, digital transformation and the artificial intelligence era, becoming reliable partners and long-term companions in Vietnam’s journey toward comprehensive and sustainable development.During a working session in August 2025 with Kim Jung Kwan, Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy of the RoK, Nguyen Van Thang, Minister of Finance, highly appreciated the role and contributions of the RoK investors in Vietnam. He affirmed that there remains substantial room for cooperation, especially as Vietnam accelerates its development trajectory. The Ministry of Finance pledged to continue improving the investment and business environment for the RoK enterprises in particular and the broader FDI sector in general.To further facilitate the RoK enterprises operating in Vietnam, the KoCham&nbsp;has proposed that Vietnam enhance cooperation in vocational training and education, promote the development of skilled local human resources, and establish labor supply-demand coordination mechanisms between rural areas and industrial zones based on market needs, thereby supporting enterprises in recruiting qualified workers.Kim Bui

The Republic of Korea (RoK) led foreign investment in Vietnam with over USD 95.13 billion across 10,412 projects in 2025.

RoK invests over USD 95.13 billion in Vietnam

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2026/2/26/vang-1772071843847423151315.jpg" alt="Prime Minister orders early establishment of national gold trading floor - Ảnh 1."></figure>In a recent Directive, the SBV was asked to closely monitor the gold market and synchronously implement solutions to manage gold trading activities.The SBV was assigned to work with relevant agencies and localities to effectively monitor monetary policy, fiscal policy and other macroeconomic policies, while steadfastly maintaining the 2026 average inflation target of around 4.5 percent.The SBV was tasked to direct credit institutions to ensure safe and effective credit growth, channeling credit into production and business activities, priority sectors, and key economic growth drivers.The central bank needs to take measures to control and resolve bad debts, improve credit quality, limit the emergence of new bad debts, and ensure the safe and stable operation of the credit institution system, the Government chief ordered.According to SBV Deputy Governor Pham Tien Dung, the proposed gold trading floor is a coordinated policy step to complete market infrastructure and regulations as directed by the General Secretary and the Prime Minister, aiming to unlock gold reserves held by Vietnamese households, enhance transaction transparency, and strengthen the State's management of the market.Additionally, the gold exchange will provide transparent data for analysis, forecast, and policy making. When integrated and processed in a timely manner, the data will serve as a valuable supplementary source of information for monetary policy governance./.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has requested the State Bank of Viet Nam (SBV) to soon establish a national gold exchange or trading floor.

Prime Minister orders early establishment of national gold trading floor

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2026/2/25/state-1772012439321165922171.jpg" alt="Gov’t issues action program to boost State economy development - Ảnh 1."></figure>The program seeks to concretize and fully implement the viewpoints, goals, tasks and solutions outlined in Resolution No. 79-NQ/TW.Under the program, ministries, agencies and localities must thoroughly grasp the Party's guidelines on developing the State economy and renew their leadership mindset, shifting from administrative control to development facilitation, modern governance and decisive action.They are required to review legal documents within their respective domains to promptly remove institutional bottlenecks and clearly define ownership rights, State management functions, the implementation of political and non-profit tasks, and business activities of State economic organizations.Administrative procedures will be streamlined to cut compliance costs and processing time, while expanding decentralization and delegation of authority, enhancing autonomy and accountability, and applying risk management principles by shifting from pre-inspection to post-inspection.The program also emphasizes the need to improve the quality of human resources, particularly leaders, managers and experts in State economic establishments and organizations, along with effective policies to attract and utilize talent based on competence, professional ethics and performance.Action plans on State economy development must be incorporated into annual and five-year socio-economic development plans of ministries, agencies and localities, with sufficient budget allocations.&nbsp;The Government calls for the formulation and enforcement of fair, transparent and market-based mechanisms in mobilizing and utilizing national resources.Coordination between ministries and agencies and the Ministry of Public Security will be strengthened to utilize national databases in monitoring and assessing the management and use of State capital and assets, thereby supporting policy formulation and resource allocation. Overlapping inspections, audits and examinations must be avoided to prevent disruptions to normal operations.The program also stresses the need to adopt a robust mechanism to protect officials who dare to think, dare to act and dare to take responsibility for the common good.The Ministry of Public Security is tasked with further improving national databases, particularly those related to State economic resources. Violations in the management of State financial resources, assets, land, minerals and public capital must be handled strictly.Meanwhile, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism is requested to direct media and press agencies to enhance the quality and effectiveness of communication, provide objective, accurate and comprehensive information on the State economic sector, and promote exemplary, innovative and effective models.Strict and transparent measures will be taken against harassment, corruption and the spread of false or misleading information that adversely affects State economic organizations and units.The program outlines specific tasks across key areas, including land and natural resources, infrastructure assets, the State budget, national reserves, extra-budgetary financial funds, State capital in enterprises, State-owned enterprises, State credit institutions and public non-business units.Under Resolution 79, Viet Nam aims to become a developing country with modern industry and upper-middle income status by 2030, and a developed and high-income country by 2045.State economy must become the “national fulcrum” in the new era, leading innovation, digital transformation, and green transition, and spearhead key industries and fields.The State economic sector comprises resources owned, managed, and controlled by the State, such as land, natural resources, infrastructure, the state budget, national reserves, off-budget financial funds, state-owned enterprises and credit institutions, state capital in enterprises, and public service units.By 2030, Viet Nam targets to have 50 State-owned enterprises (SMEs) listed among the 500 largest companies in Southeast Asia, and 1–3 SMEs among the world's top 500. Viet Nam will also have at least three State-owned commercial banks among the 100 largest banks in Asia.By 2045, the State economic sector will become a solid foundation ensuring the autonomy and self-reliance of the economy. During this period, national reserves are expected to reach two percent of the nation's GDP, and about 60 SMEs will be ranked among the 500 largest companies in Southeast Asia.The Resolution emphasizes that the State will create a fair competitive environment for all economic sectors in exploiting and using national resources, while encouraging public–private partnerships.

The Government has adopted an action program detailing the implementation of the Politburo’s Resolution No. 79-NQ/TW on State economy development.

Gov’t issues action program to boost State economy development

In the festive atmosphere of the early days of the Lunar New Year 2026, on the morning of February 23, 2026 (the 7th day of the Lunar New Year), the Ministry of Industry and Trade held its traditional Spring gathering.On behalf of the Party Committee’s Standing Board and the Ministry’s leadership, Party Central Committee member, Party Secretary, and Acting Minister Le Manh Hung extended New Year greetings to all officials, civil servants, public employees, and workers across the sector, while outlining key priority tasks for 2026.Also attending the event were Deputy Ministers Truong Thanh Hoai, Phan Thi Thang, and Nguyen Hoang Long, along with leaders, officials, and staff from units under the Ministry.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2026/02/23/anh-man-hinh-2026-02-23-luc-182632-18335541.png" alt="Le Manh Hung, Acting Minister of Industry and Trade, extends New Year greetings to all officials, civil servants, public employees, and workers across the sector."></figure>Le Manh Hung, Acting Minister of Industry and Trade, extends New Year greetings to all officials, civil servants, public employees, and workers across the sector.Reporting on the sector’s performance during the Lunar New Year and the implementation of post-holiday priorities, Deputy Minister Phan Thi Thang noted the Ministry had promptly issued directives to implement Secretariat Directive No. 55 and Prime Ministerial Directive No. 36 on organizing the 2026 Lunar New Year celebrations.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2026/02/23/222-18385342.png" alt="Phan Thi Thang, Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade, delivers a report on the performance of the industry and trade sector during the Lunar New Year period."></figure>Phan Thi Thang, Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade, delivers a report on the performance of the industry and trade sector during the Lunar New Year period.The Ministry instructed and guided localities, state-owned groups, corporations, business associations, and related units to develop plans for the holiday period, focusing on ensuring adequate supplies of essential goods without shortages or price surges; maintaining stable fuel and electricity supplies for production and consumption, strengthening market inspections to combat smuggling, ensuring food safety and preventing fire and explosion risks.Despite the nine-day Lunar New Year holiday, the industry made concerted efforts to maintain supply-demand balance for essential goods, electricity, petroleum, and consumer products, stabilize prices, and enhance market supervision, enabling people nationwide to celebrate a safe and joyful holiday.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2026/02/23/33-18393557.png" alt="The leadership of the Ministry of Industry and Trade attend the spring gathering."></figure>The leadership of the Ministry of Industry and Trade attend the spring gathering.Reviewing the results of 2025 and the recent holiday period, Acting Minister Le Manh Hung commended officials, civil servants, public employees, and workers across the sector for completing a substantial workload and achieving encouraging outcomes, contributing to economic stability and growth in 2025 and during the Lunar New Year.He emphasized that 2026 marks the first year of implementing the Resolution of the 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam and the beginning of the 2026 - 2030 socio-economic development plan. It is also the first year of implementing two major national objectives toward 2030, the 100th anniversary of the Party’s founding and the goal of becoming a developing country with upper-middle-income status and a modern industrial base.Within this context, the industry and trade sector has been assigned a substantial workload and plays a crucial role in realizing the country’s strategic goals.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2026/02/23/44-18410164.png" alt="Acting Minister Le Manh Hung delivers remarks and outlines key tasks at the Lunar New Year 2026."></figure>Acting Minister Le Manh Hung delivers remarks and outlines key tasks at the Lunar New Year 2026.The Acting Minister called on all units, based on their assigned functions and responsibilities, to immediately resume professional work from the first days of the year, implement tasks decisively and synchronously, and strictly carry out established objectives and plans.Highlighting priority tasks for 2026, he stressed the need for a strong renewal of forecasting work, urging units to shift from a management mindset to a governance approach, thereby enabling optimal planning and proactive responses in specific situations.He also called for a comprehensive review of the Ministry’s state management activities, focusing on three fundamental pillars: law and policy development; optimization of administrative management to support socio-economic development and supervision and resolution of emerging issues.The sector must continue reviewing and amending legal provisions that have revealed shortcomings in implementation, while proactively researching, developing, and advising on appropriate mechanisms and policies aligned with the Party’s and State’s economic governance orientations in the field of industry and trade. This is considered a decisive factor in effectively achieving the sector’s development objectives in the coming period.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2026/02/23/1q-18430147.png" alt="Ministry of Industry and Trade sets 2026 priorities at spring gathering - 5"></figure><figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2026/02/23/21-18424739.png" alt="The leadership of the Ministry of Industry and Trade presents Lunar New Year lucky money to representatives of affiliated units."></figure>The leadership of the Ministry of Industry and Trade presents Lunar New Year lucky money to representatives of affiliated units.In parallel, the Ministry will prioritize implementation of strategic master plans, particularly major projects and key works in energy and industry; continue expanding and diversifying markets; review and reassess free trade agreements (FTAs); and prepare response scenarios to external trade-remedy measures.Beyond professional tasks, the Acting Minister underscored the importance of implementing the project on building and developing public service culture within the sector, aiming to clearly define its role and standing in the national economy and foster pride among officials and employees. The workforce must exemplify professional expertise, professionalism, and international integration capacity. At the same time, planning and reorganization of workspace will be carried out to ensure the best possible working conditions.Although many challenges are expected ahead, Acting Minister Le Manh Hung expressed confidence that, with its proud tradition and the competence, capability, and determination of its workforce, the industry and trade sector will overcome difficulties and successfully fulfill the objectives entrusted by the Party and the State.Phuong Trang

At a spring gathering, the Ministry of Industry and Trade outlined key priorities for 2026 following stable Lunar New Year supply and markets.

Ministry of Industry and Trade sets 2026 priorities at spring gathering

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2026/2/12/traotang-17708824975531420068160.jpg" alt="UNDP supports households affected by floods in Gia Lai- Ảnh 1."></figure>Ms. Francesca Nardini, Deputy Resident Representative of UNDP in Viet Nam (fifth to left) hands over items for families severely affected by storms and floods Gia Lai Province - Photo: undp.orgThe activity was jointly held by the UNDP, in coordination with the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, Gia Lai's Provincial Red Cross, and local authorities.Within of the program "Cash Assistance, Housing Recovery, and Essential Household Items for Vulnerable Households Affected by Floods in Gia Lai Province," funded by the United Nations Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF), it aims to help affected families restoring livelihoods, overcoming losses, and recovering from the impacts of natural disasters.The distribution was attended by representatives of Gia Lai provincial authorities, relevant departments and agencies, Gia Lai's Provincial Red Cross, local authorities, representatives of UNDP in Viet Nam, and beneficiary households.In this phase, 1,920 households across seven communes and wards received multi-purpose cash assistance, enabling families to prioritize essential needs such as food, healthcare, household supplies, and education-related expenses. In addition, 280 households received housing repair support, helping to ensure safe living conditions and reduce risks from future natural disasters. A further 1,000 households received household item kits.Speaking at the event, Ms. Francesca Nardini, Deputy Resident Representative of UNDP in Viet Nam, shared, through the program's multi-purpose cash assistance, households are empowered to make informed choices to meet their most urgent needs, including food, healthcare, essential household items, or education-related expenses."Safe and stable housing is a cornerstone of recovery, and we are pleased that this support has enabled poor and near-poor households, as well as those in particularly difficult circumstances, to repair their homes, strengthening protection against cold and harsh weather while safeguarding their health and dignity", she noted.The distribution was carried out smoothly and in compliance with regulations, ensuring openness and transparency, with close coordination among the Red Cross, local authorities, and relevant stakeholders.&nbsp;The delegation also conducted visits to several beneficiary households to gain first hand insight into their challenges and to strengthen engagement among all parties involved in the assistance effort.Through this program, UNDP continues to reaffirm its commitment to working alongside the Government of Viet Nam and local authorities in emergency response, early recovery, and strengthening community resilience to the increasing impacts of natural disasters and climate change./.

The provision of multi-purpose cash assistance, housing repair support, and household items for families severely affected by storms and floods was organized in the central province of Gia Lai Province from February 9-12.

UNDP supports households affected by floods in Gia Lai

Alongside this meeting, the relevant Working Groups responsible for negotiating verious chapters of the ACAFTA had been meeting since February 2, 2026, and are expected to conclude on February 13, 2026. Attending these meetings are the TNC Leads and negotiators from 11 ASEAN countries (Timor Leste was invited to attend as an observer) and Canada. The countries are expected to negotiate the remaining unresolved issues in the ACAFTA, including key chapters such as trade in goods, trade in services, investment, e-commerce, rules of origin, trade and sustainable development, and intellectual property (meeting in Cebu, Philippines).<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2026/02/11/picture1-09071550.jpg" alt="ASEAN, Canada boost negotiation progress on FTA - 1"></figure>Overall assessment of negotiation progressDuring the TNC 17, the two Co-Chairs of ASEAN and Canada emphasized the strategic importance of the ACAFTA in strengthening the ASEAN-Canada economic partnership, especially in the context of continued global economic uncertainty. Based on the ASEAN Secretariat's report, the TNC comprehensively reviewed the progress of relevant Working Groups through a summary of the negotiation progress document, thereby clearly identifying areas of good progress as well as remaining obstacles requiring guidance at the TNC level.The Meeting noted that, up to date, several chapters have been either sustantially or completely concluded, demonstrating the significant efforts of the Working Groups in closely following the Ministers' guidances on accelerating and concluding the negotiations.Work Program for TNC and Working GroupsThe TNC 17 agreed to increase the frequency of meetings, particularly in-person meetings and in-depth technical meetings of the Working Groups, to ensure progress according to the revised Comprehensive Work Plan. TNC also supported the increased use of technical assistance through the Expert Deployment Mechanism (EDM) and the ASEAN-Canada Action Plan Fund to support complex negotiation issues.In addition, TNC tasked the ASEAN Secretariat with continuing to closely monitor the progress of the agreed timelines, periodically updating and reporting to the TNC to promptly propose adjustments to the roadmap if necessary.Expected Roadmap Towards the Conclusion of ACAFTA NegotiationsBased on the revised Comprehensive Work Plan and updated Roadmap presented at TNC 17, Parties reaffirmed their goal of substantially concluding ACAFTA negotiations in 2026, aiming for a report to and guidance from the Economic Ministers of both sides. According to this roadmap, the majority of negotiation chapters are expected to be concluded in the first half of 2026, while the remaining issues, particularly market access, exceptions, and dispute settlement, will be addressed in the final negotiating stage.TNC emphasized that achieving this goal requires strong political commitment, flexibility, and close coordination between the Parties at both the technical and policy levels. Therefore, TNC 17 is considered a crucial pivotal step, creating new momentum for the final stage of the ACAFTA negotiation process.With the results achieved at the TNC 17, ASEAN and Canada reaffirmed their shared determination to build a comprehensive, balanced, and mutually beneficial ACAFTA, making a practical contribution to strengthening economic, trade, and investment linkages between the two sides in coming time.A.N.

On February 10, the 17th Meeting of the Trade Negotiating Committee for the ASEAN-Canada Free Trade Agreement (ACAFTA TNC 17) took place in Jakarta, Indonesia.

ASEAN, Canada boost negotiation progress on FTA

Drafting the decree under expedited procedures to ensure progressOn February 9 in Hanoi, the Ministry of Industry and Trade held a meeting of the drafting committee for the decree detailing several articles and measures to organize and guide the implementation of Resolution No. 253/2025/QH15 dated December 11, 2025, of the National Assembly on mechanisms and policies for national energy development in the 2026 - 2030 period. The meeting was chaired by Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyen Hoang Long. Participants included representatives of the Electricity Authority of Vietnam (EAV) and members of the drafting committee.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2026/02/10/1-11184995.png" alt="Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyen Hoang Long chairs the meeting."></figure>Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyen Hoang Long chairs the meeting.Reporting at the meeting, Tran Hoai Trang, Deputy Director General of the EAV, said that the decree is being drafted by the Ministry of Industry and Trade in accordance with the assignment set out in Decision No. 2835/QD-TTg dated December 31, 2025 of the Prime Minister, which promulgates the list and assigns lead agencies to draft detailed regulations guiding the implementation of laws and resolutions adopted by the 15th National Assembly at its 10th session.Previously, the Minister of Industry and Trade issued Decision No. 3778/QD-BCT dated December 29, 2025 and Decision No. 39/QD-BCT dated January 14, 2026, on the establishment of the drafting committee for the decree.According to the EAV, on January 19 the head of the drafting committee issued its operating regulations. As the lead agency, the EAV prepared the first draft of the decree to solicit comments from members of the drafting committee. On December 31, 2025, the drafting committee held its first meeting to discuss the first draft. Based on the feedback received, the EAV coordinated with relevant units to absorb comments, revise, and finalize the second draft and the accompanying dossier for the decree.On January 12, the EAV reported to the Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade for consideration and approval of the decree dossier (second draft) and for the signing of the document to solicit broad-based comments. The Deputy Minister signed Official Dispatch No. 183/BCT-DL to seek opinions from ministries, sectors, localities, organizations and individuals under expedited procedures, with a comment period of three working days from the date of receipt of the document.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2026/02/10/2-11203365.png" alt="Deputy Director General of the Electricity Authority of Vietnam Tran Hoai Trang reports at the meeting."></figure>Deputy Director General of the Electricity Authority of Vietnam Tran Hoai Trang reports at the meeting.As of February 9, the EAV had received essentially complete feedback from the consulted agencies and units, with comments still pending from several ministries, sectors and localities.In terms of content, the decree is structured into 12 articles, divided into four main groups of provisions. Among them, the group of regulations on offshore wind power development accounts for the largest volume, focusing on projects included in planning schemes and expected to be put into operation during the 2025 - 2030 and 2031 - 2035 periods. According to the EAV, this is the content that attracted the greatest number of comments, reflecting strong interest from ministries, sectors, local authorities and enterprises in the legal framework governing offshore wind power.Comments focus on four major groups of issuesAs of February 9, the EAV had received a total of 44 comments, including opinions from seven ministries and ministerial-level agencies, 28 provincial-level units; four units under the Ministry of Industry and Trade; and five economic groups. On that basis, the EAV reported to and sought guidance from the Deputy Minister, who is also head of the drafting committee, on four key groups of issues.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2026/02/10/3-11211635.png" alt="A representative of the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment speaks at the meeting."></figure>A representative of the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment speaks at the meeting.First, regarding the composition of dossiers for adjusting and updating planning schemes. The Quang Ninh Department of Industry and Trade proposed adding the component “Report on the evaluation of planning implementation” in accordance with Clause 4, Article 49 of the Law on Planning.The EAV held that, for the special mechanisms stipulated in Resolution No. 253/2025/QH15, the dossier has already been compiled as a “Report on adjustment and updating of planning,” which integrates the main evaluation contents. Adding a separate dossier component could prolong the timeline and affect implementation progress. The EAV therefore proposed not adding a separate dossier component, but instead continuing to refine and clarify the evaluation content within the Report on adjustment and updating of planning.Second, regarding submission methods and the number of dossier copies. Several comments, including those from the Ministry of Justice and the Bac Ninh Department of Industry and Trade, proposed prioritizing electronic dossiers and reviewing the number of hard-copy dossiers to ensure feasibility. In response, the EAV revised the draft to stipulate that dossiers will include five hard-copy sets and one electronic set, and may be submitted in person, by post, or through electronic means. According to the EAV, this approach both ensures compliance with digital transformation requirements and meets current regulations on archiving and appraisal.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2026/02/10/4-11235513.png" alt="At the meeting of the drafting committee."></figure>At the meeting of the drafting committee.Third, regarding consultation mechanisms during appraisal and the handling of overdue responses. The Gia Lai Department of Industry and Trade proposed not stipulating the provision that “failure to respond by the deadline shall be deemed as agreement,” citing the lack of clarity regarding its legal validity. Meanwhile, other opinions suggested retaining this provision to ensure progress.The EAV considered it necessary to continue applying the mechanism whereby failure to provide comments by the deadline is understood as agreement, given the implementation of the resolution under expedited procedures. However, to ensure rigor, the draft has been revised to clarify response obligations and the accountability of consulted agencies and units for matters within their management responsibilities.Fourth, regarding transitional provisions for offshore wind power projects. The Vietnam National Industry and Energy Group, Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners of the Kingdom of Denmark, and the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment proposed adding transitional provisions for applications seeking sea area allocation to survey offshore wind power projects for the 2025 - 2030 period that are currently under review.According to the EAV, many applications are currently being processed by the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, with a total proposed capacity exceeding 6,000MW. If transitional provisions are added, certain new regulations of the decree may not apply to these projects, potentially affecting the objective of accelerating offshore wind power development in the 2025 - 2030 period.<blockquote>The EAV proposed that, at the third meeting of the drafting committee, members from the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment provide comprehensive information on the number of applications, proposed capacity scale, processing timelines, and reasons for prolonged processing. This would serve as a basis for consideration and decision-making, ensuring harmony between legal requirements and national energy development objectives.</blockquote>Phuong Trang

The Ministry of Industry and Trade is accelerating a decree guiding the implementation of Resolution 253 on national energy development for the 2026 - 2030 period.

Urgently completing a decree guiding the implementation of Resolution 253

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2026/2/6/hoi-dam-060226-1770360523541-1770360524198432876703-1770365765965900790800.jpg" alt="General Secretary To Lam holds summit meeting with CPP President Hun Sen in Phnom Penh- Ảnh 1."></figure>Party General Secretary To Lam meets with Samdech Techo Hun Sen, Phnom Penh, February 6, 2026 - Photo: VNADuring the meeting, General Secretary To Lam praised the remarkable achievements Cambodia has gained in recent years. He expressed his confidence that under the reign of King Norodom Sihamoni, the leadership of the Senate, National Assembly and Government, and the unity of the Cambodian people, Cambodia will continue to develop robustly, improve living standards, and successfully build a peaceful, harmonious and cooperative nation with sustainable development.To briefed Hun Sen on Viet Nam's current situation and the outcomes of the 14th National Party Congress. He expressed sincere gratitude for the enduring support of the late King Norodom Sihanouk, Queen Mother Norodom Monineath Sihanouk, King Norodom Sihamoni and the Cambodian people during Viet Nam's struggle for national independence and in its current process of national construction and defence.In reply, Hun Sen warmly welcomed General Secretary To and the high-ranking Vietnamese delegation on their state visit to Cambodia, which took place shortly after the 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Viet Nam (CPV). He emphasized that the visit demonstrated the importance the CPV and Vietnamese leaders attach to the good neighborliness, traditional friendship, comprehensive cooperation and long-term sustainability between the two countries.Hun Sen congratulated Viet Nam on the successful organization of the 14th National Party Congress and General Secretary To on his re-election. He expressed confidence that under the leadership of the CPV, Viet Nam would continue to achieve major accomplishments and fulfil the goals set by the Party, contributing to regional and global development.He reaffirmed that Cambodia values and seeks to further strengthen bilateral relations, commended Viet Nam's socio-economic achievements, and expressed his hope that both sides would further open their markets to deepen economic cooperation and linkages.The two sides also exchanged views on their respective development goals and orientations, with a view to enhancing coordination and joint development between Viet Nam and Cambodia, as well as among Viet Nam, Cambodia and Laos.Also on February 6 morning, General Secretary To paid a courtesy call on Queen Mother Norodom Monineath Sihanouk at the Royal Palace./.

General Secretary To Lam held summit meeting with President of the Cambodian People’s Party (CPP) Hun Sen in Phnom Penh on February 6, following the official welcome ceremony for the Vietnamese Party leader at the Royal Palace earlier the same day.

General Secretary To Lam holds summit meeting with CPP President Hun Sen in Phnom Penh

According to VNA, on the morning of February 5, the special aircraft carrying General Secretary To Lam and a high-ranking Vietnamese delegation arrived at Wattay International Airport in Vientiane, beginning a State visit to the Lao People’s Democratic Republic at the invitation of General Secretary of the Lao People’s Revolutionary Party Central Committee and President of Laos Thongloun Sisoulith.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2026/02/05/tbt-09472343-15395469.png" alt="General Secretary To Lam arrives in Vientiane to begin a State visit to the Lao People's Democratic Republic. Photo: VNA"></figure>General Secretary To Lam arrives in Vientiane to begin a State visit to the Lao People's Democratic Republic. Photo: VNAGreeting General Secretary To Lam, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man, and the high-ranking Vietnamese delegation at Wattay International Airport, the Lao side included Vilay Lakhamphong, Politburo member and Permanent Member of the Secretariat; Phet Phomphiphak, Politburo member, Secretary of the Party Central Committee, and Head of the Party Central Committee Office; Thongsalith Mangnomek, Politburo member and Minister of Education and Sports; Thongsavanh Phomvihane, Member of the Party Central Committee and Minister of Foreign Affairs; Khemmani Pholsena, Member of the Party Central Committee and Head of the Presidential Office; Bounleua Phandanouvong, Member of the Party Central Committee and Head of the Party Central Committee’s Commission for External Relations; Bouakhong Nammavong, Member of the Party Central Committee and Minister and Head of the Prime Minister’s Office; Adsaphangthong Siphandone, Member of the Party Central Committee and Secretary of the Vientiane Party Committee; Sanya Praseuth, Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the National Assembly; and Khamphao Ernthavanh, Lao Ambassador to Vietnam.The Vietnamese side included Vietnamese Ambassador to Laos Nguyen Minh Tam and his spouse, alongside representatives, officials, and staff from the Vietnamese Embassy in Laos. Representatives of the Vietnamese community living and studying in Laos were also present at the airport to welcome General Secretary To Lam and the high-ranking Vietnamese delegation.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2026/02/05/tbt-to-lam-09473322-15394532.png" alt="An official welcoming ceremony takes place for General Secretary To Lam and the high-ranking Vietnamese delegation on their State visit to Laos. Photo: VNA"></figure>An official welcoming ceremony takes place for General Secretary To Lam and the high-ranking Vietnamese delegation on their State visit to Laos. Photo: VNAIn an atmosphere of profound friendship, the Lao young women and children presented flowers to the General Secretary. Representatives of the Vietnamese diaspora and international students in Laos, along with numerous Lao students and citizens, waved the flags of both nations at the airport and along the route to welcome the General Secretary and the high-ranking Vietnamese delegation.The visit offers an opportunity for the two Parties and countries to continue strongly reaffirming the tradition of special solidarity and faithful attachment between Vietnam and Laos. This bond has been tested, tempered, and continuously nurtured throughout historical periods, demonstrating the highest political determination of the high-level leaders of both Parties and States to develop the relationship in an increasingly substantive and effective manner.Dieu Anh

General Secretary To Lam’s visit to Laos offers an opportunity for the two Parties and countries to reaffirm their special solidarity and steadfast attachment.

General Secretary To Lam arrives in Vientiane for State visit to Laos

On February 2, 2026, at the headquarters of the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT), Deputy Minister Nguyen Hoang Long received and held talks with a senior delegation of Vestas Wind Systems A/S (Denmark), led by the company’s executive in charge of the Asia - Pacific region.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2026/02/03/1a-17360713.jpg" alt="Overview of the working session."></figure>Overview of the working session.Participants from the Vietnamese side included representatives of the Department of Foreign Market Development and the Electricity Authority of Viet Nam. The Danish side comprised Danish Ambassador Nicolai Prytz; Lasse Pedersen Hjortshø, Commercial Counsellor; and Purvin Patel, President for Asia - Pacific at Vestas.During the meeting, Deputy Minister Nguyen Hoang Long welcomed Vestas’s return to engage with the Ministry, commending the group for sustaining high-level dialogue and demonstrating a long-term commitment to the Vietnamese market. He emphasized that the development of renewable energy, particularly wind power remains a key pillar in ensuring energy security, advancing green growth, and delivering on Vietnam’s international commitments in the coming period.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2026/02/03/2a-17362745.jpg" alt="Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyen Hoang Long."></figure>Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyen Hoang Long.Both sides agreed to continue exchanges and further deepen the issues discussed in previous meetings, with a focus on long-term, stable and sustainable cooperation. The Ministry shared Vietnam’s major policy directions, including efforts to complete the regulatory framework, improve the investment climate, and promote transparent and competitive investor selection, while encouraging participation by capable and experienced companies with a strong, long-term commitment to Vietnam.Vestas representatives reaffirmed that Vietnam is a strategically important market in the Asia - Pacific region and expressed their desire to continue accompanying Vietnam in its energy transition. They also signaled readiness to expand cooperation in suitable areas, including project development, the provision of solutions and technical services, and exploring deeper participation in Vietnam’s energy supply chain and industrial ecosystem.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2026/02/03/3a-17365156.jpg" alt="A representative of Vestas Wind Systems A/S delivers remarks at the meeting."></figure>A representative of Vestas Wind Systems A/S delivers remarks at the meeting.The two sides also discussed the importance of ensuring energy security alongside system and supply-chain security amid the energy and digital transitions, and agreed to continue technical-level consultations through appropriate cooperation mechanisms in the period ahead.Phuong Trang

At a meeting with Vestas Wind Systems A/S, Deputy Minister Nguyen Hoang Long welcomed the group’s continued commitment to investing in renewable energy in Vietnam.

MoIT welcomes Vestas’s renewable energy investment

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2026/1/30/giu-chuc-2-1769763478099-1769763478484493360380-1769773338561325360249.jpg" alt="Le Minh Tri becomes Chairman of Central Commission for Home Affairs- Ảnh 1."></figure>General Secretary To Lam hands over appointment decision to Politburo member, Chairman of the Central Commission for Home Affairs Le Minh Tri (first from left) and Politburo member, Director of the Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics Doan Minh Huan (right), Ha Noi, January 30, 2026.Le Minh Tri, Politburo member, was also assigned to assume the post as Standing Vice Chairman of the Central Steering Committee for Prevention and Combat of Corruption, Wastefulness and Negative Phenomena; Standing Vice Chairman of the Central Steering Committee for Judicial Reform.The Politburo also assigned Mr. Doan Minh Huan, Standing Vice Director of the Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics, as Director of the Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics./.

The Politburo has assigned Mr. Le Minh Tri, Standing Vice Chairman of the Central Commission for Home Affairs, as Chairman of the Central Commission for Home Affairs.

Le Minh Tri becomes Chairman of Central Commission for Home Affairs

The Vietnam Trade Office in Poland reported that from 2026 and in the following years, Poland will further tighten food safety inspections at border checkpoints before allowing goods to enter the domestic market.Specifically, at the year-end 2025 review and task deployment meeting for 2026 of the Agricultural and Food Quality Inspection (IJHARS), Dorota Bochenska, Chief Inspector, noted that in 2025 IJHARS conducted numerous quality inspections on agricultural and food products imported from non-EU countries. Many consignments found in violation of Polish regulations were ordered to be destroyed or re-exported.Common violations identified in agricultural and food products imported from third countries included incorrect labeling, such as the absence of Polish-language information, missing or incomplete ingredient lists, and inaccurate indications of minimum durability dates. Other frequent issues involved mold contamination and the presence of prohibited food additives.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2026/01/24/xuat-khau-sang-ba-lan-16571948-09170966.png" alt="Vietnamese businesses advised to strengthen quality management for exports. Photo: Minh An"></figure>Vietnamese businesses advised to strengthen quality management for exports. Photo: Minh AnAccording to the Trade Office, IJHARS conducts around 80,000 border inspections annually and is proposing new provisions allowing the inspection of small consignments, even those weighing under 100kg.To mitigate risks, IJHARS recommends that food products placed on the Polish market and originating outside the European Union (EU) must fully comply with all quality requirements, including composition standards and labeling regulations in force in both Poland and the EU.Regarding imports from Vietnam, IJHARS reported that in 2025 it detained and inspected a total of eight consignments of Vietnamese origin, including pepper, dried mango, cinnamon, coconut milk, and seasoning cubes, due to non-compliance with hygiene standards, quality requirements, and labeling rules.Most recently, in January 2026, IJHARS in Gdansk inspected and issued an immediate ban on the import of 52,716 cans of pineapple-flavored coconut water originating from Vietnam, citing the presence of prohibited additives and multiple labeling violations.From Poland, Nguyen Son, Trade Counsellor at the Vietnam Trade Office in Poland, stated that Poland is expected to further tighten import controls on goods from partner countries in the coming period, particularly as the EU has signed a free trade agreement with the Mercosur bloc and continues negotiations with Thailand and Malaysia. As a result, competition in the EU’s agricultural import market is set to intensify.“Alongside market opening, EU countries, including Poland, will step up food safety inspections at border checkpoints,” Nguyen Son said, urging Vietnamese exporters of agricultural and food products to Poland to strengthen quality management to avoid losses from rejected or destroyed shipments and to protect the reputation of Vietnamese agricultural products that have gained a foothold in the Polish market.Kim Bui

Poland will tighten food safety and quality inspections at borders from 2026, posing higher compliance requirements for agricultural and food exports to the market.

Poland tightens quality controls on imported goods

According to an official document, implementing the directive of Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh at the Government Standing Committee meeting held on January 26, 2026 regarding the organization of the First Glorious Spring Fair 2026 (hereinafter referred to as the Fair), the Ministry of Industry and Trade has announced the following information:<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2026/01/28/hoi-cho-mua-xuan-10130385-10291201.jpg" alt="Following the success of the Vietnam Golden Autumn Fair 2025, the First Glorious Spring Fair 2026 will officially take place from February 2 to 13, 2026."></figure>Following the success of the Vietnam Golden Autumn Fair 2025, the First Glorious Spring Fair 2026 will officially take place from February 2 to 13, 2026.&nbsp; &nbsp;Vietnamese name: Hội chợ Mùa Xuân lần thứ nhất năm 2026English name: The First Glorious Spring Fair 2026Time: From February 2 to February 13, 2026Venue: Vietnam Exhibition Center (VEC), Dong Anh commune, HanoiSectors/fields: Multi-sectoralIncentives and support for foreign enterprises: Foreign enterprises participating in the Fair will be provided with one standard booth of 9m2 free of charge (including land rental, booth construction and basic equipment); free communication and promotion of enterprise information through the Fair’s joint promotion programmes; free entry passes to the Fair; and other incentives and support in accordance with the regulations of the Organizing Committee.To enhance information dissemination, communication and connectivity with foreign enterprises to encourage participation in the Fair in Vietnam, the Ministry of Industry and Trade respectfully requests relevant agencies to pay attention and direct the dissemination of information to foreign organizations, individuals and enterprises to register for exhibition booths and to visit, purchase goods and engage in business networking activities at the Fair.Le Van

The Ministry of Industry and Trade has issued an urgent official dispatch on the organisation of the First Glorious Spring Fair 2026, to be held in February.

First Glorious Spring Fair 2026 to take place from February 2 to 13

The documents of the 14th National Party Congress set forth a historic requirement to usher the country into an era of national ascent, in which institutional completion is identified as a breakthrough task. In this context, the National Assembly is facing the need for robust renewal in its thinking, organizational structure and modes of operation.In an interview with reporters, Vu Hai Ha, a member of the Party Central Committee, a member of the Standing Committee of the National Assembly, and Deputy Secretary of the Party Organization of the National Assembly, affirmed that to meet these requirements, the Party Organization of the National Assembly is focusing on leading comprehensive renewal of legislative and supervisory thinking, ensuring that the National Assembly truly serves as a development-enabling body and an effective mechanism for power control.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2026/01/23/screenshot-2026-01-23-114142-11415371.png" alt="Member of the Party Central Committee, a member of the Standing Committee of the National Assembly, and Deputy Secretary of the Party Organization of the National Assembly Vu Hai Ha."></figure>Member of the Party Central Committee, a member of the Standing Committee of the National Assembly, and Deputy Secretary of the Party Organization of the National Assembly Vu Hai Ha.&nbsp;Fully, timely and synchronously institutionalizing party guidelines, strongly renewing legislative thinkingThe 14th National Party Congress sets very high and more comprehensive requirements for completing development institutions and building a modern, effective and efficient socialist rule-of-law state. What requirements does this place on the work of building the Party organization of the National Assembly?Deputy Secretary of the Party Organization of the National Assembly Vu Hai Ha: The 14th National Party Congress clearly identifies the requirement to accelerate the completion of development institutions and to build a modern socialist rule-of-law state, with innovation, science and technology, and digital transformation serving as the primary drivers of development. In this process, the National Assembly plays a particularly important role in institutionalizing the Party’s guidelines and line into law.This requires the Party organization of the National Assembly to possess strong political leadership capacity, along with scientific and substantive leadership methods. If the Party organization of the National Assembly is not truly pure, strong and comprehensive, the National Assembly will find it difficult to meet the very high requirements set by the 14th National Party Congress with regard to its legislative role, its authority to decide on major national issues, and its supervision of policy and law implementation, as well as the exercise of state power.The first Congress of the Party organization of the National Assembly for the 2025 - 2030 term selected the following overarching theme: building a pure, strong and comprehensive Party organization; leading the National Assembly to undergo robust renewal, improve the quality and effectiveness of its activities, and confidently advance into a new era of prosperous, affluent, civilised and happy national development. This reflects a core message: the quality of the National Assembly’s activities originates from the quality of leadership of the Party organization of the National Assembly.Building a pure and strong Party organization aims to enhance the effectiveness of fulfilling the National Assembly’s constitutional and statutory functions. The Party organization of the National Assembly must truly serve as the political nucleus, ensuring the Party’s comprehensive, direct and regular leadership over the National Assembly, while at the same time promoting democracy, collective wisdom and individual responsibility in parliamentary activities. This is a prerequisite for the substantive renewal of the National Assembly and for the most effective performance of its constitutional functions.The documents of the 14th National Party Congress emphasise the requirement to complete institutions for sustainable national development. How will the Party Committee of the National Assembly concretise this requirement?Deputy Secretary of the Party Organization of the National Assembly Vu Hai Ha: The documents of the 14th National Party Congress lay down the requirement for a fundamental renewal of legislative thinking and for the completion of institutions for sustainable national development. The focus is on a decisive shift from an administrative management mindset to a development-enabling mindset, viewing law not merely as a regulatory tool, but as an institutional foundation to guide and open pathways for rapid and sustainable development.In this spirit, the Party Committee of the National Assembly will lead the full, timely and synchronous institutionalization of the Party’s major guidelines, ensuring consistency between the Party’s line and policies and the legal system. Priority will be given to removing institutional bottlenecks and obstacles in order to unlock all resources for sustainable development. Renewing legislative thinking must begin at the policy formulation stage, with particular emphasis on summarising practical experience and conducting substantive and scientific impact assessments, placing people, enterprises and affected stakeholders at the centre of the law-making process.A particularly important requirement is to enhance institutional quality towards stability, transparency and feasibility, thereby minimising the need for frequent amendments and supplements. At the same time, the Party Committee of the National Assembly will lead efforts to strengthen discipline and order, control power, and resolutely prevent and combat corruption, negative practices, group interests, local interests and term-based thinking. This is not merely a technical requirement of legislation, but a principled political requirement, directly linked to the prestige of the National Assembly and the trust of the people.Substantive, focused and targeted supervision to contribute to controlling state powerThe 14th National Party Congress calls for strengthening power control. How is the role of the Party organization of the National Assembly reflected in implementing this requirement?Deputy Secretary of the Party Organization of the National Assembly Vu Hai Ha: The documents of the 14th National Party Congress identify the control of state power as a fundamental pillar in building a socialist rule-of-law state. Within this mechanism, the National Assembly is both the body exercising legislative power and the supreme supervisory institution over the entire operation of the state apparatus.The role of the Party organization of the National Assembly is first reflected in leading the National Assembly to comprehensively renew its thinking and methods of supervision in a focused, targeted, substantive, effective and efficient manner, thereby overcoming superficial and fragmented practices. Supervision must concentrate on major issues and sensitive areas where risks of abuse of power, corruption and negative practices may arise, while being closely linked with accountability and the strict implementation of conclusions and recommendations following supervisory activities. At the same time, digital transformation will be strongly promoted in the legislative and supervisory activities of the National Assembly.Alongside supreme supervision and questioning activities, the Party organization of the National Assembly places particular emphasis on leading the renewal of supervision over the issuance and implementation of legal normative documents, ensuring that state power is exercised in accordance with the Constitution and the law, is strictly controlled, and is neither abused nor corrupted. Power control is not only about detecting violations, but more importantly about prevention at an early stage and from afar through improved institutions and strengthened transparency, discipline and order.It can be affirmed that the leadership of the Party organization of the National Assembly in enabling the National Assembly to effectively perform its supervisory function constitutes a direct and practical contribution to preventing and combating corruption, wastefulness and negative practices, while reinforcing the people’s trust in the socialist rule-of-law state in the spirit of the 14th National Party Congress.Creating an institutional foundation to realise the goals of the 14th National Party Congress for national ascentIn your view, what role does the Party organization of the National Assembly play in realising the development goals set forth by the 14th National Party Congress?Deputy Secretary of the Party Organization of the National Assembly Vu Hai Ha: The 14th National Party Congress sets strategic objectives for national development, in which completing development institutions and building a socialist rule-of-law state play a decisive role. In this process, the Party organization of the National Assembly serves as the political nucleus leading the National Assembly to effectively perform its role as the body exercising constituent and legislative powers, supreme supervision, and decision-making on major national issues.Building a clean, strong and comprehensive Party organization of the National Assembly will provide a solid political foundation for the National Assembly to continue robust renewal in its thinking and modes of operation; to enhance legislative quality, supervisory effectiveness and the efficiency of decisions on major national issues, thereby contributing to controlling state power in accordance with the spirit of the Constitution.Through leading the National Assembly to effectively perform its constitutional functions, the Party organization of the National Assembly directly contributes, together with the entire Party and the entire people, to realising the goals of the 14th National Party Congress; strengthening the people’s trust in the Party, the State and the National Assembly; and creating a solid institutional foundation for the country to confidently advance into an era of national ascent for peace, independence, democracy, prosperity, civilisation and happiness, and to steadily advance towards socialism.In particular, cadre work is identified as the key task in building a clean, strong and comprehensive Party organization of the National Assembly. In implementing the revolution to streamline the organizational apparatus, enhance institutional quality and control state power in the spirit of the 14th National Party Congress, the Party organization of the National Assembly identifies cadre work as the decisive factor determining leadership capacity and the quality of the National Assembly’s activities.The Party Committee of the National Assembly will lead the strict implementation of the principle that the Party exercises unified leadership over cadre work; promote democracy while firmly maintaining discipline and order; and resolutely prevent term-based thinking, parochialism and closed-door practices. The selection of cadres, particularly National Assembly deputies, must place standards, quality and prestige above all else. The focus is on thorough preparation of personnel for the 16th National Assembly, ensuring appropriate standards, quality and structure, with particular attention given to full-time National Assembly deputies, the core force of parliamentary activities. This requires strong political steadfastness, pure moral qualities, deep professional expertise, modern legislative thinking and strong policy review and debate capacity to meet increasingly high demands in the new development stage.National Assembly deputies who are Party members must fulfil their “dual responsibility,” serving as a direct bridge between the Party and the National Assembly, and between the will and aspirations of the people and the country’s most important policy decisions.Thank you verry much!Le Van

An official highlighted how the Party Organization of the National Assembly leads legislative renewal, power control and institutional completion today.

Building a pure, strong and comprehensive Party organization

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2026/1/22/asean-1769049935709625967173.jpeg" alt="Action program on implementation of ASCC Strategic Plan approved- Ảnh 1."></figure>The action program targets to successfully implement the ASCC Strategic Plan in Viet Nam during 2026–2035, contributing to the building of an integrated, self-reliant, resilient, sustainable, and people-centered ASEAN Community by 2045.Under the plan, Viet Nam will focus on implementing the following 12 strategic objectives:1. Building a people-centered, people-oriented, and highly connected Community, with the smooth movement of people, goods, and services, and with a shared sense of ownership and ASEAN identity.2. Ensuring the full realization of human potential and improvement of quality of life, encouraging active, inclusive, and sustainable participation and promoting social cohesion, thereby ensuring shared prosperity, especially for vulnerable groups, and leaving no one left behind.3. Optimizing demographic advantages to help ASEAN become a hub for growth and innovation by promoting inclusive, holistic, and transformative education in a favorable learning environment, in order to develop a highly skilled and competitive workforce while creating decent and high-quality jobs.4. Building a healthy ASEAN Community with longer life expectancy, ensuring well-being for all age groups, preventing communicable and non-communicable diseases, and working toward universal health coverage and accessible, sustainable, and resilient healthcare systems.5. Creating an enabling environment for people to play an active role in all aspects of life by promoting human security and strengthening community resilience via the development of appropriate public–private partnerships aligned with ASEAN's sustainable development agenda.6. Building an ASEAN Community with a shared identity that is adaptive and responsive to the evolving needs of countries as well as relevant regional and global challenges.7. Empowering women to participate fully and effectively in the ASEAN Community-building process and realize their full potential in decision-making.8. Promoting the youth's meaningful contributions to strengthening a dynamic, innovative, and resilient ASEAN Community, addressing emerging challenges, advancing sustainable socio-economic development, and reinforcing ASEAN awareness, values, and identity.9. Nurturing pride in the Community's identity and enhancing responsibility for the preservation, safeguarding, and promotion of cultural heritage, arts, and traditions, while promoting cultural industries.10. Developing sports, contributing to building ASEAN into a center of sporting excellence to promote peace, inclusion, health, education, and socio-economic development.11. Enhancing empowerment, flexibility, and self-reliance to respond to future crises and long-term challenges, continuing to narrow development gaps through appropriate initiatives and promoting equitable, inclusive access and participation in economic opportunities.12. Building a green ASEAN by promoting sustainable growth on land and at sea through advancing green economy and regional ocean-based economy, while strengthening ASEAN's role in boosting sustainability and responding to climate change.The ASCC Strategic Plan, one of the four strategic documents of the ASEAN Community, is formulated as a continuation of the ASCC Blueprint 2025 and aims to build a resilient, inclusive, adaptive, sustainable, innovative, dynamic, and people-centered ASEAN Community.The strategy sets out specific approaches to deliver greater benefits to the peoples of ASEAN and enhance the region's capacity to cope with challenges. The ASCC Strategy has a 10-year timeframe (2026–2035).The ASCC Strategic Plan comprises 12 strategic objectives, including 10 strategic objectives that operationalize the ASEAN Community Vision 2045 and two cross-pillar strategic objectives on narrowing development gaps and on growth and sustainable development, 16 objectives and 112 concrete measures./.

Deputy Prime Minister Bui Thanh Son signed Decision No.155/QD-TTg approving the action program on the implementation of the ASEAN Socio-Cultural Community (ASCC) Strategic Plan in Viet Nam for the 2026–2035 period.

Action program on implementation of ASCC Strategic Plan approved

Economic fundamentals and breakthrough growth opportunitiesWith the guiding principle of “Unity - Democracy - Discipline - Breakthrough - Development,” the 14th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam bears a historic responsibility to define “launch-pad” policies to successfully realize the country’s two centennial strategic goals.The overarching objective is to safeguard peace and stability; achieve rapid and sustainable development; comprehensively improve living standards; strengthen strategic autonomy, self-reliance and confidence as the nation strides into a new era; successfully meet the target of becoming a developing country with modern industry and upper-middle income by 2030; and realize the vision of a peaceful, independent, democratic, prosperous, civilized and happy socialist Vietnam with high income by 2045. Vietnam aims to post average GDP growth of 10% per year or higher during 2026-2030, with GDP per capita reaching around USD 8,500 by 2030.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2026/01/21/anh-1-01110902-10464550.jpg" alt="The 14th National Party Congress is expected to introduce multiple breakthrough solutions for socio-economic development. Photo: Nam Nguyen"></figure>The 14th National Party Congress is expected to introduce multiple breakthrough solutions for socio-economic development. Photo: Nam NguyenEconomic foundationsIn an exchange with Industry and Trade Newspaper reporters, Dr. Nguyen Quoc Viet, Deputy Director of the Institute for Economic and Policy Research, said the draft documents of the 14th National Party Congress place national development aspirations at a new height, linked to two strategic milestones: the 100th anniversary of the Party and the 100th anniversary of the country’s founding in 2045.According to him, the documents clearly convey the ambition to usher in a new era of national rise, toward building a prosperous, equitable and civilized society. In that spirit, setting a double-digit economic growth target of 10% or higher starting in 2026 represents a very strong political commitment.“Of course, this is an extremely high level of determination by the Party, the State and society as a whole. However, it is not a subjective aspiration; it is grounded in the substantive development foundations of Vietnam’s economy in recent years,” Dr. Nguyen Quoc Viet emphasized.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2026/01/21/z7452515495317d06ea073d31ff4505e69d52999785169-10494354.jpg" alt="Dr. Nguyen Quoc Viet, Deputy Director of the Institute for Economic and Policy Research."></figure>Dr. Nguyen Quoc Viet, Deputy Director of the Institute for Economic and Policy Research.Analyzing the macroeconomic picture, Dr. Nguyen Quoc Viet noted that after the post-Covid-19 recovery, Vietnam’s economy has been assessed very positively by the international community. Vietnam now ranks among the world’s 33 largest economies and is one of the top 15 countries globally in terms of trade openness and scale.Notably, total import-export turnover in 2025 reached approximately USD 930 billion, underscoring Vietnam’s increasingly clear position in global value chains. “These figures show that Vietnam’s economic scale is expanding and its role as an important link in international trade and investment is becoming more firmly established,” he said.According to Dr. Nguyen Quoc Viet, Vietnam has emerged as a “magnet” for international capital flows and investment funds. In addition to newly registered capital, both disbursed foreign direct investment (FDI) and additional capital have recorded notable increases recently, reflecting growing investor confidence in Vietnam’s business environment and growth prospects.Many foreign investors have also expressed a desire to deepen their presence in the domestic market through mergers and acquisitions, thereby expanding their long-term footprint and closer integration with the local economy. “This demonstrates that Vietnam’s internal economic strength has been significantly reinforced, particularly in the context of deep integration, as the country has signed 17 free trade agreements, including numerous new-generation bilateral and multilateral FTAs,” he analyzed.Momentum from the private sectorAlongside integration and external economic drivers, Dr. Nguyen Quoc Viet highlighted the increasingly prominent role of the domestic private sector. In 2025 alone, many large private enterprises and groups registered sizeable investment projects and additional capital, focusing on key areas such as new technologies and strategic infrastructure.These projects are significant not only in terms of capital scale but also in laying a fundamental foundation for technological innovation and restructuring Vietnam’s development model in the new phase.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2026/01/21/z7452506283449a05a5c7cca497f0702b8baee1a721b01-10472070.jpg" alt="If major orientations in the documents of the 14th Party Congress are effectively implemented, Vietnam has a solid basis to achieve higher and more sustainable growth in the coming period. Illustrative photo."></figure>If major orientations in the documents of the 14th Party Congress are effectively implemented, Vietnam has a solid basis to achieve higher and more sustainable growth in the coming period. Illustrative photo.Citing observations from the past five years, Dr. Nguyen Quoc Viet said the share of corporate income tax contributions from the private sector has increased markedly compared to the pre-Covid-19 period. Meanwhile, the contribution share of the FDI sector has stagnated and slightly declined, even as total state budget revenue continued to rise strongly.“This indicates that private enterprises, including individuals and household businesses, are contributing an ever-greater share to the state budget. The internal strength of the private sector has recovered and is gradually meeting expectations of becoming a key growth driver,” the expert stressed.He also pointed out that improvements in infrastructure systems and essential connectivity are opening up new growth drivers for the economy. These drivers stem both from external economic activities through trade and investment and from the domestic market, as demand and production capacity expand.Notably, the strong recovery of tourism, coupled with a shift toward higher-quality and higher-value consumption during 2024-2025, has contributed positively to the rebound in domestic consumption. Visitors are staying longer, spending more and moving toward premium segments, an important factor in stimulating internal growth.From this overall assessment, Dr. Nguyen Quoc Viet affirmed: “The double-digit growth target set by the 14th Party Congress from 2026 onward has a clear practical foundation. It is not merely political determination but is built upon the internal strength, position and growth drivers already formed within Vietnam’s economy.”Enhancing growth qualityAccording to Dr. Nguyen Quoc Viet, the Party has charted the right course by aiming to build a strong nation on the basis of high economic growth combined with improved growth quality. This balanced approach reconciles the aspiration for rapid development with the requirement for sustainability amid global uncertainties.He recommended avoiding subjective or overly hasty thinking in pursuing high growth. Pilot policies and the engagement of the private sector in major strategies and projects should be implemented based on market signals, harmonizing interests between the public and private sectors, while closely aligning with consumer demand.“To achieve fast and sustainable growth, all policy decisions must be grounded in scientific calculation, caution, control and concrete impact assessments. Crude interventions in economic operations should be avoided, as they can increase risks and hinder long-term growth objectives,” Dr. Nguyen Quoc Viet emphasized. He added that the Government and ministries, sectors and localities should continue decisive governance while strengthening dialogue and listening to businesses, citizens and researchers.Improving the legal framework, streamlining procedures, and enhancing transparency and accountability will enable both regulators and businesses to operate with greater confidence, thereby fostering a favorable environment for rapid and sustainable growth along a safe and sound trajectory.During 2021-2025, despite facing more challenges than advantages, Vietnam’s economy maintained macroeconomic stability, controlled inflation, safeguarded major economic balances and sustained growth among the highest in the region. In 2025, GDP growth reached 8.02% (up from 7.09% in 2024); merchandise import-export turnover hit USD 930.05 billion, up 18.2% year-on-year and marking a record high; and realized FDI reached USD 27.62 billion, up 9% from the previous year also the highest level in the 2021-2025 period.Kim Bui

The 14th National Party Congress sets bold goals, including double-digit growth from 2026, grounded in Vietnam’s strengthened internal capacity.

Economic strength fuels breakthrough growth from 14th National Party Congress

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2026/1/16/img8993-1768478016186673432272-1768529612850912499669.jpg" alt="Prime Minister receives ASML Senior Vice President Eduard Stiphout- Ảnh 1."></figure>Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh (R) shakes hands with ASML Vice President Eduard Stiphout, Ha Noi, January 15, 2026 - Photo: VGP/Nhat BacPham stressed that a semiconductor ecosystem has already taken shape in Viet Nam, with the presence of many global tech giants such as Samsung, Intel, NVIDIA, VDL-ETG, Tecnotion and Coherent, alongside Vietnamese technology enterprises with strong potential for cooperation, including Viettel, FPT and VSAP Lab.The Prime Minister took the occasion to seek the Dutch semiconductor giant ASML's support to connect qualified Vietnamese enterprises so that they can participate more deeply in its global supply chains, thereby diversifying and enhancing the stability of the group's supply chains in the Asian region.Pham proposed the Dutch firm expand training programs, expert exchanges, internships and scholarship support for the nation in the semiconductor field. The Vietnamese Government remains committed to accompanying and creating the most favorable conditions for foreign enterprises, including ASML, to invest and operate successfully and sustainably in the country, he affirmed.In reply, Eduard Stiphout said ASML plays a central role in the global semiconductor value chain.Commending Viet Nam's development strategy based on science, technology, innovation and digital transformation – including the development of the semiconductor industry, the ASML vice president stated that the group is ready to become an integral part of the country's semiconductor sector.Agreeing with his host's views, Stiphout said his company is studying the possibility of expanding its supply chain in Viet Nam, cooperating in the establishment of a training, research and development center, considering a formal presence in the country, and assessing opportunities to supply equipment to potential customers.These efforts would contribute to the development of Viet Nam's semiconductor ecosystem, as envisaged by Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, he added./.

Prime Minister receives ASML Senior Vice President Eduard Stiphout

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2026/1/15/hop-17684429453361403494189.jpg" alt="Net-zero emission by 2050 is commitment to action: Prime Minister - Ảnh 1."></figure>Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh (standing) chairs the 6th meeting of the National Steering Committee for implementing Viet Nam's commitments at the COP26, Ha Noi, January 14, 2025 - Photo: VGPThe Government leader presided over the 6th meeting of the National Steering Committee for implementing Viet Nam's commitments at the COP26 in Ha Noi on January 14.Pham said, the net-zero emission target is a political mission of the nation and a responsibility shared by the entire political system, the business community, and every citizen.Since 2022, the number of electric cars in Viet Nam has increased more than 28-fold, to a total of 270,000 vehicles, while electric buses have increased fourfold to a total of 1,187 vehicles.Nearly 600 buildings have been certified as green buildings nationwide.Viet Nam has completed the procedures to become an official member of the International Solar Alliance (ISA) and participate in the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA).By the end of 2025, outstanding green credit reached over VND 750 trillion (US$28.54 billion), up 10.3 percent compared to the end of 2024.The Prime Minister outlined five key groups of tasks for the period ahead, including:(i) Improving the institutional framework in line with the country's conditions and circumstances and international regulations;(ii) Developing mechanisms and policies to mobilize financial resources for green development;(iii) Establishing regulations for the transfer of advanced technologies to serve green development, while promoting science and technology, and innovation;(iv) Building a national governance model for green and smart development;(v) Training human resources for green development.Regarding the promotion of greenhouse gas emission reduction, Pham called for the early pilot implementation of emission quota allocation and the implementation of the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC).He underscored the need to make thorough preparations for the operation of the domestic carbon market, including the exchange of greenhouse gas emission reduction outcomes and carbon credits.The Ministry of Construction was tasked to develop a roadmap for greening the transport sector, while ministries, sectors, and localities accelerate the implementation of tasks related to the transfer of advanced technologies to electrify transport and develop green transport and green infrastructure.The Government chief also highlighted the significance of enhancing the development of renewable energy, a just energy transition, green finance and credits./.

Viet Nam’s goal to achieve net-zero emission by 2050 is not merely a promise but a 'commitment to action', reiterated Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh.

Net-zero emission by 2050 is commitment to action: Prime Minister

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