Circular economy - A chance of sustainable future
Urbanization and the rapid generation of waste have accompanied Vietnam’s growth in recent years.
Urbanization and the rapid generation of waste have accompanied Vietnam’s growth in recent years.
Digital financial services have seen healthy growth, especially in the adoption of e-wallets and account-to-account, fueled by both merchant adoption and consumer usage.
The well-studied report with the combined efforts of domestic and foreign experts will enable Vietnam to have a long-term roadmap for the marine economy in the sustainable development strategy by 2030.
Opportunities are open for expanding cooperation between regulatory bodies of the UK-Vietnam on digital transformation and digital economy.
Higher disbursement of public funds, pushing for administrative reforms, and effective budget management are priorities for Hanoi to accelerate economic recovery in the remainder of the year.
The country still faces several obstacles to fully unlocking the benefits of digital technologies.
Businesses in the field of fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) have been the pioneers in transiting to a circular economy model.
Hanoi said it targets to become a green, modern, and smart city to maintain the title of “City for Peace.”
Vietnam’s specified action plan and international support would push up its transition towards a low-carbon journey.
Policies to support small and medium enterprises to join the process of digital transformation are necessary.
Growth could be aided by a revival of domestic demand, an acceleration in the disbursement of public investment funds, an expansion to new export markets, and the expected global economic recovery.
Hanoi has set a high growth target of 7.5%. Priorities will be given to high-potential economic areas, including manufacturing and processing.
Vietnam welcomed the first passengers for one-week quarantine. They are 300 Vietnamese returnees from Japan who have been fully vaccinated.
The country with a network of 17 free trade agreements and a market of 100 million people has huge potential for digital economy development.
Vietnam attends a ministerial-level talk of the 11-member Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP).