On the morning of October 29, within the framework of the Vietnam Green Building and Green Transport Week 2025, the thematic session “Green Transport: National strategic vision for sustainable development goals” attracted the participation of many experts, policymakers and domestic and foreign enterprises. Aiming for the goal of net zero emissions by 2050, Vietnam is promoting green transport strategies, sustainable infrastructure development and low-carbon logistics.
In the roadmap towards sustainable development, achieving the net zero target in global strategic action, green logistics in the transportation industry in general and domestic transportation in particular is an inevitable direction.
Vietnam possesses an important "blood vessel" for the development of logistics. By hosting the FIATA World Congress 2025 and committing to the Net Zero target by 2050, Vietnam is taking the first strong steps on the "green journey" with world logistics. Experts say that the logistics industry needs to build a green, sustainable and crisis-resilient ecosystem to move towards the goal of net zero emissions.
“Super port” ICD Vinh Phuc – Vietnam SuperPortTM continues to make a strong impression at the Vietnam International Innovation Exhibition 2025 (VIIE 2025) when introducing to the public many of the world’s most modern AI solutions. Combined with previous breakthrough technology solutions, the “super port” aims to improve the efficiency of the logistics system, making Vietnam a strategic link in the global supply chain.
In just over 1 day, vehicle owners must complete the conversion of their traffic accounts connected to non-cash payment methods. According to Decree 119, after October 1, 2025, only car owners who have been properly identified and linked to payment methods will be allowed to deposit money to use the non-stop toll lane (ETC). .
Vietnam's logistics industry is entering a period of accelerated transformation, in which green logistics is considered one of the key "levers" to improve competitiveness and sustainable development. The Ministry of Industry and Trade is urgently completing and submitting to the Prime Minister the Draft Strategy for Logistics Services Development for the period 2025 - 2035, with a vision to 2050.