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Business dialogue with leaders held as part of P4G Summit in Hanoi
At the event on April 17, PM Pham Minh Chinh highlighted public-private partnership as key to sustainable development.
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Vietnam puts forth initiatives for sustainable and people-centered green transition
At a high-level Plenary Discussion on "Sustainable and people-centered green transition” within the framework of the 4th Partnership for Green Growth and the Global Goals 2030 (P4G) Summit in Hanoi on April 16, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh made a number of specific proposals to promote the sustainable and inclusive green transition process globally.
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Party General Secretary To Lam delivers keynote policy address at P4G Summit
At the opening session of the event on April 16, the Party leader highlighted that Vietnam is accelerating strategic breakthroughs and making the best preparations for a development path that is rapid, green, inclusive, and sustainable.
Vietnam Motor Show set to open in HCM City in October
The show promoting green energy initiatives.
Vietnam, Netherlands partner for sustainable textile industry
These efforts are designed to optimize resource and energy use, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and foster green growth and sustainable development.
Australian education delegation visits Vietnam
The delegation aims to explore potential partnerships in education and training that focus on the transition to net - zero and advancing green economy priorities in Vietnam.
Circular economy crucial for Vietnam's green growth
The draft National Action Plan for implementing the circular economy is currently prepared by the Ministry of Natural Resoruces and Environment.
Around $67.34 billion needed to construct the North-South high-speed railway system
The projected 1,541-km high-speed railway will be a double -track line, with a designed speed of about 350 km per hour.
Geely Auto Group to establish a R&D center and asembly plant in Vietnam
During the meeting with a leader of the Group, Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha acknowledged high competitiveness in the global automobile industry, requiring constant innovation to keep pace with modern trends.