#Sustainable Development
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On that principled basis, the Vietnamese diplomat reaffirmed that all claims and actions by parties in the East Sea/South China Sea must comply with international law, including the 1982 UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS).
At its 17th Party Congress, the Party Committee of Hue City identified economic restructuring as a key priority for the next development phase, in association with efforts to renew the growth model and improve productivity, quality, efficiency, and competitiveness.
The National Strategy for Green Growth for the 2021–2030 period, with a vision extending to 2050 and endorsed by the Prime Minister, is among Viet Nam’s efforts to maintain growth while pursuing a green economic development model aimed at conserving natural resources, the environment, and climate change.
Alongside the shift towards green consumption, e-commerce is quickly becoming an “extended arm” to spread the philosophy of green living. Many Vietnamese businesses have taken advantage of e-commerce platforms to expand customer touchpoints, gradually “greening” supply chains and promoting sustainable development.
The agreement provides a bilateral legal framework enabling Vietnamese organisations and businesses to register greenhouse gas emission reduction projects and generate carbon credits that are recognised and transferable to Singapore.
Establishments, households, and enterprises with a focus on upgrading equipment, production technology, diversifying products, and strengthening trade promotion have opened a path for the sustainable development of craft villages in coastal areas of Vinh Long Province.
The determination to build a prosperous Viet Nam not only reflects the aspiration for sustainable development but also signifies the Party’s profound commitment towards improving the material and spiritual lives of the entire people.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Bui Thanh Son has highlighted the prominent diplomatic achievements of Viet Nam, the diplomatic service's contributions to the process of national development over the last eight decades, and its future development orientations.
Quang La Commune in Quang Ninh Province has over 72% of its population belonging to ethnic minority groups, with its economy mainly relying on agriculture and forestry. With a long-standing tradition of history and culture, along with the aspiration to rise, the commune has identified building a strong Party and political system as the pillar, and taking culture as the foundation for sustainable development.
Namibia has followed in the footsteps of Zimbabwe, Zambia and Malawi to become one of the pioneering nations participating in the campaign on ending learning poverty for all African people.
The decision to raise the regional minimum wage by 7.2% from 2026 aligns with growth, welfare, and wage reform goals, however it also poses challenges for businesses in improving productivity and restructuring resources.
The G20 Ministerial Meeting, which is taking place in South Africa, is focused on mobilising the necessary resources and implementation means to achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), amid many key sustainable development goals stalling or even regressing.
The Party Central Committee’s Commission for Policies and Strategies on July 8 coordinated with the Viet Nam Economic Science Association and the Viet Nam Association of Small and Medium Enterprises to organise the Viet Nam Economic Growth Forum 2025 with the theme: “Strategic and practical solutions to promote high and sustainable economic growth in the new context.”
Linkage is an essential requirement in the tourism industry. However, to ensure that the linkage is substantive and effective, close coordination between local authorities and tourism businesses is vital.
On June 12, in Ho Chi Minh City, the High-Quality Vietnamese Goods Business Association and the Business Studies and Assistance Centre (BSA) jointly launched the 11th Green Start-up Project Competition for 2025.
In his closing remarks, NA Chairman Tran Thanh Man highlighted that this session dealt with a huge workload and issues which are both urgent and long-term, strategic. Some issues are new, requiring coordination between agencies for the settlement.
On the afternoon of 6 June, Nguyen Trung Khanh, Director General of the Viet Nam National Authority of Tourism (VNAT), attended the fourth Global Tourism Industry Conference in Jeonbuk, the Republic of Korea, themed “Sustainable Transformation of the Tourism Sector”.
National flag carrier Viet Nam Airlines must follow a path of modern, green, sustainable and safe development and build a distinctive cultural identity rooted in the core cultural values of the Vietnamese nation.
