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Sustainable Development Goals have become a key priority in Vietnam’s development strategies at every level to ensure that “no one is left behind.”

The GMS countries will expand connectivity in the tourism industry and promote the Mekong cooperation “Six countries, one destination”.

In September, Hanoi created nearly 54,000 jobs and continues to roll out many solutions to fulfill the target of finding jobs for the whole year.

The project will develop an integrated public transport system in five districts of Hanoi that will support the effective utilization of Hanoi Metro Line 3.

Vietnam will intensify investment in eco-farming, low-carbon and high-tech cultivation as sustainable agriculture and food security are the pillars of its development strategy by 2030.

The MOU aims to advance EU-Vietnam sustainable development cooperation through comprehensive dialogue, investment coordination, knowledge sharing, and technology transfer.

The event will continue to empower manufacturing and related industries to leverage Industry 4.0 for sustainable business development.

Vietnam's cultural industry has recorded strong growth and is expected to become the next driving force of the economy.

Vietnam is willing to serve as a bridge to promote ASEAN-Russia cooperation, including the establishment of the ASEAN-EAEU Free Trade Agreement.

Experts from the Netherlands and international partners in Vietnam highlighted the role of green, resilience, and inclusion in the Mekong Delta's transformative framework.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) has selected Hanoi as the locality to launch the project “Food Safety for Development”.

The new cooperation agreement will help Vietnam accelerate the progress of the Sustainable Development Goals.

The capital city is committed to accompanying the business community in promoting industrial products using advanced and environmentally friendly technologies with high-added value.

The application of advanced technology in production is one of the key solutions to maintaining traditional craft villages.

Singapore remained Vietnam’s largest investor among ASEAN countries with 2,959 valid projects worth $70 billion, accounting for 16.3% of the country’s total FDI commitments.

Local firms have no other alternative but to opt for higher product quality to ensure sustainable exports to the EU market.