Maintaining domestic extraction output, boosting oil and gas exploration abroad, and developing gas-electric chains, LNG, and new energy sources are strategic directions identified by Petrovietnam to ensure growth, energy security, and achieve emission reduction goals.
The Van Phong Special Economic Zone is envisioned as an international maritime transshipment hub, a center for energy and marine industries, and a high-end coastal tourism destination.
According to the HCM City Real Estate Association (HoREA), the southern city’s population forecasting is one of the most important foundations for determining housing demand and planning urban space.
Between 2020 and 2025, bilateral import-export turnover between Quang Ninh enterprises and the Indonesian market surpassed $600 million, while tourist arrivals from Indonesia to Quang Ninh reached nearly 41,000 during the 2021–2025 period.
Powered entirely by renewable energy, the electric barge connects Nike’s inland consolidation hub in Ho Chi Minh City with the Gemalink deep-water port on a 180-kilometer round-trip route.
A number of resolutions provide the backing for Vietnam’s marine spatial planning to focus on integrated governance of the marine economy’s many elements.