Business

Annual Vietnam logistics forum spotlights sustainability

The Vietnam Logistics Forum (VLF), the largest annual event in the field hosted by the Ministry of Industry and Trade since 2013, will take place in the northern port city of Hai Phong on November 25 and 26, aiming to encourage firms to save energy, reduce emissions, and use clean power sources.
Annual Vietnam logistics forum spotlights sustainability ảnh 1(Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – The Vietnam Logistics Forum (VLF),the largest annual event in the field hosted by the Ministry of Industry andTrade since 2013, will take place in the northern port city of Hai Phong onNovember 25 and 26, aiming to encourage firms to save energy, reduce emissions,and use clean power sources.

Themed ‘Green Logistics’, the 10th edition willbe co-chaired by Politburo member and head of the Party Central Committee’sEconomic Commission Tran Tuan Anh, Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyen HongDien, and Secretary of the Hai Phong Party Committee Tran Luu Quang.

As scheduled, on November 25, participating delegates andbusinesses will have a field trip to a port and logistics centre in Hai Phong,which houses a long coastline and a deep-sea port capable of habouring shipswith tonnages of up to 12,000 TEU (132,000 tonnes).

On the next day, they will attend the forum’s plenary sittingtheme ‘Green Logistics’ and two panel discussions on cost optimisation vialogistics centers and circular economy, and on the sector’s activeadaptation.

Vietnam ranks 11th out of the 50 countries in the 2022Emerging Market Logistics Index released by logistics and freight providerAgility.

The country’s freight and logistics market is expected togrow at a compounded annual rate of 5.5% in 2022 – 2027. Its economy has posteda strong recovery this year, growing at 8.93% in the first nine months./.
VNA
#Vietnam Logistics Forum #Ministry of Industry and Trade #logistics #vietnam #vietnamplus #vietnam news agency Vietnam
Follow VietnamPlus

Related News

Measures sought to clear bottlenecks in logistics cost

Measures sought to clear bottlenecks in logistics cost

Vietnam has set an annual growth target of 15-20 percent for the logistics sector, making up 8-10 percent of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP). Besides, logistics costs are also expected to reduce, equivalent to 16-20 percent of the GDP.
More efforts needed to boost logistics manpower development: forum

More efforts needed to boost logistics manpower development: forum

Difficulties in terms of human resources of the logistics industry will increase further when Vietnam integrates deeply into the world, especially in the ASEAN economic community, and joins new-generation free trade agreements (FTAs), requiring an improvement in logistics manpower development, said Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyen Hong Dien.

See more

Delegates press the button to officially launch the Doan Hung Industrial Park – AMATA City Phu Tho project at the conference. (Photo: VNA)

Vietnam, Thailand strengthen investment ties, smart city cooperation

Thailand is currently Vietnam's largest trading partner within ASEAN, while Vietnam ranks as Thailand's sixth-largest trading partner globally. Bilateral trade reached 22.07 billion USD in 2025, with both sides aiming to increase the figure to 25 billion USD in the coming years. Thailand also has 805 valid investment projects in Vietnam with a combined registered capital of 15.4 billion USD.

Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Van Thang speaks at the meeting with ministries and sectors in Hanoi on June 17 to review public investment disbursement and address bottlenecks affecting ODA projects. (Photo: VNA)

Deputy PM requests faster disbursement of ODA-funded projects

As of June 15, the disbursement rate for public investment funded by external sources had reached only 9.99% of the assigned plan. Although the figure was higher than in the same period last year, it remained well below the national average. Notably, one out of eight ministries and central agencies and 13 localities had yet to disburse any allocated capital.

Sorting green-skinned pomelos for export at the processing facility of Vina T&T Group in Vinh Long province. (Photo: VNA)

Vietnamese fruits strengthen foothold in China

The expansion of fruit trade has been supported by the implementation of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) and ongoing efforts to upgrade the China – ASEAN Free Trade Area.

Production line for camera modules and electronic components at the factory of the Korean-invested MCNEX VINA Co., Ltd, located in Phuc Son Industrial Park, Ninh Binh province. (Photo: VNA)

High-tech FDI attraction set as strategic priority: official

The resolution sets out a number of specific targets for foreign investment attraction during the 2026–2030 period. Annual registered FDI is targeted at between 40 billion USD and 50 billion USD, while realised capital is expected to reach approximately 30–40 billion USD per year.

Production of electronic components at DBG Technology Vietnam Co., Ltd. in Yen Binh Industrial Park, Thai Nguyen province. (Photo: VNA)

Vietnam’s trade surplus with EU expands amid economic headwinds

Trade between Vietnam and the EU maintained momentum during the January–May period, supported by the EU – Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) and sustained demand for key Vietnamese exports, even as the EU grappled with inflationary pressures and sluggish consumer spending.

Containers are unloaded at Nghi Son International Port in Nghi Son ward, Thanh Hoa province. (Photo: VNA)

Vietnam eyes to shape national maritime industrial ecosystem

These advantages provide a strong foundation for the development of the marine economy and logistics services. As a result, the marine economy has been identified as a national strategic priority, with the coordinated development of maritime transport, seaports and shipbuilding serving as a key pillar in shaping a sustainable national maritime industrial ecosystem.

The road to the VSIP Can Tho Industrial Park connecting with National Highway 80 is under construction. (Photo; VNA)

Vietnam draws harder line on FDI quality under new resolution

The Ministry of Finance’s Foreign Investment Agency reported that total registered FDI neared 25 billion USD in the first five months of this year, a jump of almost 35% from a year earlier, with new project registrations driving the bulk of the expansion.