Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Environment Phung Duc Tien tells Vietnam Economic Times / VnEconomy’s Chu Khoi of the untapped potential, competitive advantages, and growth opportunities in agricultural, forestry, and fisheries exports in 2025.

Ms. Jessica Tran, Country Director of Clime Capital in Vietnam, tells Vietnam Economic Times / VnEconomy’s Huyen Thuong about the expectations of investment funds in the fundraising journey of startups in the renewable energy sector and the opportunities for local startups to unlock green capital sources.

Mr. Suan Teck Kin, Head of Research and Executive Director, Global Economics and Markets Research, at UOB, identified three challenges and three opportunities for Vietnam’s economy in the Trump 2.0 era.

Vietnam Economic Times / VnEconomy / Tap chi Kinh te Viet Nam sought opinions on the opportunities and risks Vietnam’s economy will face in 2025, considering expectations of substantial domestic growth and global developments such as Trump 2.0. 

Recent developments in global rice markets are seen as a major opportunity for Vietnam’s rice exports but exporters must be fully on board.

Conditions expected to come in May and June to adjust policy.

Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Phung Duc Tien told VnEconomy / VET that the agriculture sector is facing many opportunities and challenges but it is perfectly feasible it will reach its targets in 2022, such as growth of 2.8-3 per cent and export turnover of $50-55 billion. To do so, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development will continue its administrative reforms and digital transformation and boost investment attraction.

Webinar held by Dezan Shira & Associates Vietnam and EuroCham Vietnam offered a comprehensive overview of Vietnam’s green economy and discussed opportunities for sustainable investment in the country.

Mr. Nick Bradstreet, Director of Retail Asia - Pacific at Savills, has assessed that Vietnam’s luxury goods market is outstanding compared to elsewhere in Southeast Asia such as Singapore and Thailand and international retailers are looking for opportunities to expand in the country. Statista has estimated that Vietnam’s luxury goods market will grow 34 per cent this year and 4 per cent annually to 2025.

Green bonds hold great potential in sustainable financial markets in the world, Southeast Asia, and Vietnam.