Investment

Stakeholders tell Vietnam Economic Times / VnEconomy about support available to Vietnam and its businesses and the latter’s responsibilities as the introduction of the country’s carbon market becomes closer.

The two sides discussed about the Metro Line No. 2 project and explored opportunities for cooperation in smart city development and low-emission initiatives.

The joint initiative is expected to help bridge the gap between academic research and real world applications, while directly connecting Vietnamese research teams with Google’s latest AI technologies.

Establishing carbon credit projects is a key element of a carbon credit market, with lessons for Vietnam to learn from international experience.

The first project is located in Thanh Liet Ward that spans approximately 6.969 ha, and is currently vacant agricultural land managed by the local People's Committee.

The Government meeting focused on discussing the socio-economic development situation in April and the first four months of 2026, the progress of public investment allocation and disbursement, the implementation of national target programs, and key tasks for May.