Although seaports and airports have been upgraded, the movement of goods from production sites to these transport hubs still relies primarily on road transport.
The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) is currently reviewing relevant legal documents while researching the formulation of a draft Law on Logistics and proposing the establishment of a national logistics office and a national logistics database to enhance coordination, data management, and support business operations.
The two main maritime routes from Vietnam to the Middle East and Europe are facing different scenarios but share the same outcome: difficulty and increased costs.
According to Mr. Al-Barqi, Vietnam possesses clear advantages in transport infrastructure and logistics, and is a dynamic market strongly attracting international investment flows.
Vietnam has now become an attractive destination for infrastructure investment flows, opening up opportunities to elevate its logistics ecosystem to international standards.