Vietnam-Singapore climate cooperation: New opportunities for the carbon market and sustainable development

Vietnam-Singapore climate cooperation: New opportunities for the carbon market and sustainable development

On September 16, the governments of Vietnam and Singapore officially signed an agreement to implement Article 6 of the Paris Agreement on climate change. The signing ceremony was held online, attended by Vietnam’s Acting Minister of Agriculture and Environment Tran Duc Thang and Singapore’s Minister for Environment and Sustainability and Minister-in-charge of Trade Relations Grace Fu. The agreement establishes a bilateral legal framework, paving the way for emissions reduction projects in Vietnam to be recognized and participate in the international carbon credit market.

Perspectives from the Vietnam - Japan Ocean Policy Dialogue 2025

Perspectives from the Vietnam - Japan Ocean Policy Dialogue 2025

The Vietnam - Japan Ocean Policy Dialogue 2025 gathered policymakers, government officials, and experts from both countries for candid exchanges on legal frameworks, marine spatial planning (MSP), renewable energy development, and public-private cooperation. The wide-ranging perspectives from Vietnam and Japan not only underscored strong political commitment but also suggested concrete pathways toward the shared goal of building safe, sustainable, and resilient oceans.

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Agricultural and environmental diplomacy shaping Vietnam’s position in a new era

Agricultural and environmental diplomacy shaping Vietnam’s position in a new era

In an era of deepening global integration, agricultural and environmental diplomacy has emerged not only as a channel to mobilize international resources but also as a strategic tool to assert resilience, consolidate national standing, and safeguard core interests. Acting as the Ministry’s advisory hub, the Department of International Cooperation plays a pivotal role in shaping external policies, supporting Vietnam’s proactive integration, expanding markets, removing trade barriers, mobilizing international resources, and amplifying Vietnam’s voice as a respected presence on the global stage.

Science and technology: A breakthrough driver for preservation, processing, and mechanization in Vietnamese agriculture

Science and technology: A breakthrough driver for preservation, processing, and mechanization in Vietnamese agriculture

With the spirit that “science and technology are the driving force and the key to sustainable agricultural development,” on September 12 the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment convened the national conference on "Science and technology for agro-forestry-fishery preservation, processing, and agricultural mechanization 2025" under the theme “Enhancing quality and efficiency, reducing losses and food waste.” The conference not only reaffirmed the role of innovation in increasing the value of agricultural products but also served as an important forum for sharing research findings, proposing breakthrough solutions, advancing public-private partnerships, and shaping policies to support enterprises in deep processing, digital transformation, and sustainable agricultural development.

Lam Dong Provincial Chairman Tran Hong Thai: Leading by vision, delivering with impact

Lam Dong Provincial Chairman Tran Hong Thai: Leading by vision, delivering with impact

According to Resolution No. 202/2025/QH15 on the reorganization of provincial-level administrative units, the new Lam Dong Province has been established by merging the entire administrative boundaries of the former Lam Dong, Dak Nong, and Binh Thuan provinces. Following this restructuring, Prof. Dr. Tran Hong Thai was elected Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee and Chairman of the Provincial People’s Council. This appointment marks a significant milestone in his political career and reflects the trust placed in him by the Party, State, and people—as a leader with integrity, competence, and strategic vision for the new development phase of the province. That trust is grounded in tangible achievements and a dynamic shift in governance, clearly demonstrated during his tenure as Chairman of the Lam Dong People’s Committee from August 2024 to June 30, 2025.