Investment

Vietnam Economic Times / VnEconomy gathered insights from policymakers, investors, international organizations, and market participants on the opportunities, challenges, and priorities shaping Vietnam’s emerging carbon market as the country moves toward its net-zero ambitions.

General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam and State President To Lam urged the two countries to transition from cooperation to co-creation, from technology transfer to joint research and development, and from connecting individual organizations to linking their two entire innovation ecosystems.

Positioned as a high-level dialogue, the forum will bring together representatives from various ministries, government agencies, and industry associations, alongside prestigious domestic and international energy enterprises and organizations.

Total investment capital estimated at VND7.8 trillion ($296 million).

Mr. Sam Conroy, President of the Australian Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam (AusCham), tells Linh Ngoc that Australian businesses continue to look at trade and investment with Vietnam but also flag certain concerns.

Vietnam’s carbon credit market is gaining momentum but businesses believe clearer rules and stronger market infrastructure are needed to unlock its full potential.