Vietnam has officially introduced a carbon exchange, marking a major step toward its net-zero goals and a market-driven approach to reducing emissions.
As Vietnam looks to modernize its growth model, policymakers are betting that International Financial Centers in Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang can help channel the capital needed to power the country’s next stage of economic development.
These include rural laborers, women, people with disabilities, individuals whose agricultural or business land has been reclaimed, and those who have completed prison sentences.
Encouraging overseas Vietnamese experts to return and attracting international professionals is part of a new strategy to facilitate Vietnam’s development.
The project, linking Provincial Road 391 (DT.391) with Provincial Road 390 (DT.390), is also expected to create fresh momentum for the city’s socio-economic development.
Vietnam Economic Times / VnEconomy gathered insights from economists and market practitioners on how real-world asset tokenization could evolve in Vietnam, balancing innovation with regulation and investor protection.