At the Vietnam Innovation and Private Capital Summit 2026, Deputy Prime Minister Nguyễn Văn Thắng delivered a clear message: it is time to turn policy into profit. He called on government leaders to build up the country's financial ecosystem, specifically pointing to the need to get the Vietnam International Finance Center operating at full speed, direct call to action for global investors, urging private capital to flow into high-priority sectors
The European Union is accelerating the implementation of green economic policies, amidst recent assessments suggesting that the transition is not yet fast enough to achieve the 2030 environmental and climate goals.
During Party General Secretary and State President Tô Lâm’s meeting with the Vietnamese community in Singapore, a vision of turning waste into a new engine of industrial growth for Việt Nam was among the ideas highlighted.
At the Vietnam Innovation and Private Capital Summit 2026, Deputy Prime Minister Nguyễn Văn Thắng delivered a clear message: it is time to turn policy into profit. He called on government leaders to build up the country's financial ecosystem, specifically pointing to the need to get the Vietnam International Finance Center operating at full speed, direct call to action for global investors, urging private capital to flow into high-priority sectors
Việt Nam is entering a new phase of economic development - one increasingly driven by innovation, advanced technology, and strategic industries. But turning ambition into growth requires more than policy direction. Against this backdrop, the Vietnam Innovation and Private Capital Summit is taking place in Hồ Chí Minh City, bringing together policymakers, investors, businesses, and experts to discuss how Việt Nam can translate reform momentum into financing opportunities.
The urgency to reduce greenhouse gas emissions has intensified as countries commit to net-zero targets. One solution to this challenge is Carbon Capture and Storage, or CCS, a technology that prevents CO2 from entering the atmosphere by capturing emissions. There are currently 77 commercial CCS facilities operating worldwide, with global capture capacity projected to reach 337 million tonnes of CO2 per year by 2030.
Việt Nam's population is ageing rapidly, and that is creating growing demand for eldercare services while opening up what many now call the "silver economy". And businesses are responding in different ways, from resort-style nursing homes to more flexible and affordable care models designed for older adults.