According to the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV), by the end of November 2025, outstanding green credit was estimated at around 750 trillion VND (28.55 billion USD), with an average growth rate exceeding that of overall credit in the economy.
As Vietnam enters 2026 - the first year of the 2026–2030 socio-economic development plan, international organisations stress that maintaining macroeconomic stability, improving growth quality and staying the course on fundamental reforms will be crucial in turning positive assessments into tangible outcomes and shaping a more sustainable development cycle ahead.
Over the past 80 years, the National Assembly has always been the highest representative body of the people and the highest organ of State power, standing alongside the nation through arduous yet glorious chapters of history - from the struggle for national independence and reunification to the cause of renewal, integration, and sustainable development.
Professor of Chemistry at Pattimura University Hellna Tehubijuluw said over the past two decades, inorganic chemistry has undergone a fundamental transformation. The discipline is no longer confined to studying compound structures; it has evolved into a practical solution to environmental, energy, and materials challenges.
Government leadership in 2025 was marked by firm yet flexible direction, coordinated action and responsiveness to real-world conditions, delivering strong economic growth, effective disease control, faster digital transformation, administrative restructuring and legal improvements, and laying a solid foundation for sustainable development.
By diversifying markets, products and customers, the sector has mitigated risks and responded proactively to market fluctuations, despite numerous challenges such as disrupted supply chains, rising shipping costs, and rapidly changing purchasing policies in many markets.
A key priority in 2026 is ensuring sustainable budget revenue by broadening collection sources and minimising losses.
According to a review by the Copyright Office of Vietnam, the legal corridor on copyright protection has been substantially perfected, highlighted by the Intellectual Property Law, amended in 2022, and the 2025 law amending and supplementing several articles of the Intellectual Property Law, which will take effect on April 1, 2026.
After 80 years since its founding and 40 years of “Doi Moi (Renewal), Vietnam is entering a new historical phase, described by Party General Secretary To Lam as the era of the nation’s rise.
Each fishing vessel is now managed under a unique identification code, with synchronised data across the fisheries management software and VMS devices. Localities have strengthened port departure control and traceability in a digitalised manner.
According to the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV), by the end of the third quarter, outstanding green credit reached approximately 742.8 trillion VND (28.17 billion USD), up 5.5% compared to the second quarter and 9.3% from the end of 2024.
The event brought together scientists, policymakers, and inventors to discuss responsible AI development with a focus on human-centred values. Participants explored practical applications of ethical frameworks, ensuring transparency and human oversight in AI, and promoting international cooperation to strengthen global AI governance.
Top leaders of Vietnam and Laos have agreed to deepen the bilateral relationship with a reinforced framework of “Great friendship, special solidarity, comprehensive cooperation and strategic cohesion”, affirming a shared vision, intertwined strategic interests and long-term companionship orientation for the goal of sustainable development, self-reliance and common prosperity of the two peoples.
PM Chinh reaffirmed that Vietnam stands ready to cooperate actively, equally and for mutual benefit with all countries, the G20 and the broader international community for a peaceful, prosperous and sustainable world where development is inclusive and no one is left behind.
More than a year after upgrading their relationship to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership in March 2024, Vietnam and Australia have seen robust, wide-ranging progress across economic, trade, education, defence, security, digital transformation and sustainable development cooperation.
As an active member of the GMS, Vietnam, including Ninh Binh, remains steadfast in its commitment to green, sustainable, inclusive and responsible tourism development.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh affirmed that the Party and State always regard education and training as a top national policy, noting human resources are the decisive factor for national success and sustainable development.
With strong political determination, close cooperation across the system, and the support of businesses and citizens, PM Pham Minh Chinh affirmed that science and technology, innovation and digital transformation will continue to be key drivers of Vietnam’s socio-economic development in the coming years.
The initiative highlights UNESCO’s pioneering role in making culture an independent pillar contributing to sustainable development at both national and global levels — a motivation to maintain peace, promote creative industries, and protect cultural diversity and inclusive economic growth, and enhance social cohesion.