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Vietnam logistics market trends 2025: Opportunity to upgrade Vietsun Corporation's transportation services
14/11/2025
Entering the period of 2025, the Vietnamese logistics market continues to develop strongly, opening up many opportunities but also posing many challenges for transport enterprises. Vietsun Corporation always closely follows the developments of the logistics market to improve the quality of domestic transport, expand services and increase value for customers.
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Long Thanh – a big step towards an international aviation logistics center
05/11/2025
The project to build an aviation logistics center combined with a duty-free zone at Long Thanh International Airport is receiving strong consensus from management agencies - opening up the opportunity to form the first free trade zone associated with the largest international airport in Vietnam.
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Green Transport: A National Strategic Vision towards Net Zero Emissions
01/11/2025
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.
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Strategy to turn Vietnam market into regional logistics center
21/10/2025
Taking advantage of its central location in the Southeast Asian corridor, Vietnam can develop synchronous infrastructure, promote regional connectivity, and form the role of the region's distribution "heart".
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Proposing new regulations on investment, construction, management and exploitation of dry ports
15/10/2025
In the new Draft Decree of the Government, the Ministry of Construction proposed to update and amend a number of regulations on investment in construction and management of dry port exploitation.