Economic results in the first seven months provided additional momentum to Vietnam’s economy but new structural constraints are clearly emerging that must be addressed for future prosperity.
Experience from the EU shows that an effective energy transition requires a synchronized set of factors, including a stable policy framework, strong technical capacity, and the ability to mobilize financing.
On the sidelines of the EU-Vietnam Global Gateway Business and Investment Forum, representatives from European businesses shared key perspectives on cooperative opportunities in two crucial pillars: green energy and digital transformation...
Grid infrastructure has a key part to play in catering to the ever-increasing electricity demand amid Vietnam’s energy transformation and ongoing development.
A newly launched finance–education model is offering a new approach to addressing rising education costs while supporting long-term, sustainable investment in education.
Q1 economic results were something of a mixed bag, with positives and negatives easy to find as Vietnam enters a new era amid a complex global environment.