The three “billion-dollar markets” - the US, Japan, and China - accounted for nearly 80% of Vietnam’s total wood and wood product export value in 2025.
To achieve these goals, Hanoi will provide workers with comprehensive information regarding labor market trends, corporate recruitment needs, vocational training programs, job support policies, unemployment insurance, and social welfare programs.
Party General Secretary To Lam stressed that growth drivers must be rooted in increased labor productivity, science and technology, innovation, digital transformation, and high-quality human resources—all closely integrated with institutional reform and an improved investment and business environment.
This massive capital injection has not only resulted in tangible projects but has also laid a critical foundation for the central province to maintain high socio-economic growth, gradually cementing its status among Vietnam’s leading localities.
Mr. Luong Quang Huy, Head of the Greenhouse Gas Emissions Management and Ozone Layer Protection Division at the Department of Climate Change under the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, spoke with Vietnam Economic Times / VnEconomy about Vietnam’s pathway to achieving its COP26 net-zero commitment by 2050.