Vietnamese exporters of electronic equipment are moving toward greener, more transparent production and ESG-based governance to meet new requirements and sustain exports to Europe.
Under the country’s new strategy, Vietnam aims to train at least 50.000 specialists with university-level degrees for the semiconductor sector by 2030. To support this, the government commits to building and modernising national laboratories, backing training programmes across 18 public universities from north to south.
As global markets tighten their green requirements, sustainable transformation is becoming a matter of survival for export-driven businesses. To become a regional green manufacturing hub, Vietnam must urgently unlock renewable energy mechanisms, expand green finance and credit, and upgrade smart industry infrastructure. Only when FDI firms green their production successfully can Vietnam’s green growth trajectory remain sustainable.
The EU has outlined two major financing solutions to address Ukraine’s needs for the period 2026–2027, with support estimated at €135.7 billion. Plans include joint EU borrowing and a potential “compensation loan” based on frozen Russian assets.
Viet Nam continues to make significant strides in socio-economic development and international integration, with the strong support of the international community and long-standing cooperation with foreign non-governmental organisations (FNGOs). Foreign NGO assistance represents not only financial resources but also invaluable contributions of trust, compassion, and shared commitment to humanity.
Canada is now among Vietnam’s top ten import partners. Thanks to the effective implementation of the CPTPP, more Canadian agri-food products are entering the Vietnamese market at competitive prices-and they’re finding growing favour with local consumers. Let’s take a look at how Canadian foods are being introduced to audiences here in Vietnam. #VietnamToday #YourwindowonVietnam #news #VietnamCanada #import #CPTPP #agrifood
According to the e-Conomy SEA 2025 Report by Google, Temasek and Bain & Company, Vietnam's digital economy is on track to be valued at 39 billion US dollars in 2025, making it the second fastest-growing digital market in Southeast Asia.