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VinFast, VASEP partner for green transition

Under the deal, VASEP and its member enterprises will prioritise using VinFast electric vehicles for transportation and logistics, while VinFast will offer incentives for VASEP’s staff and member businesses to switch from gasoline to electric vehicles.

VinFast and VASEP sign a cooperation agreement on February 26 to promote green transition and sustainable development. (Photo: VASEP)
VinFast and VASEP sign a cooperation agreement on February 26 to promote green transition and sustainable development. (Photo: VASEP)

Hanoi (VNA) – Vietnam’s largest electric vehicle manufacturer VinFast and the Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP) signed a cooperation agreement on February 26 to promote green transition and sustainable development.

Under the deal, VASEP and its member enterprises will prioritise using VinFast electric vehicles for transportation and logistics, while VinFast will offer incentives for VASEP’s staff and member businesses to switch from gasoline to electric vehicles.

VinFast will also help VASEP connect with the International Exhibition and Convention Centre at Vinhomes Global Gate in Hanoi to co-host annual seafood industry trade fairs. Both sides will explore carbon credit projects to enhance VASEP members’ value in export markets like the EU and the US.

VinFast Chairwoman Le Thi Thu Thuy said the partnership reflects their shared vision for a greener, more sustainable Vietnam, aiming to elevate the national brand globally.

VASEP Chairwoman Nguyen Thi Thu Sac highlighted the collaboration’s role in driving the seafood industry’s green transition and boosting international competitiveness./.

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