At the annual conference on sustainable development "Taking the lead in dual transition for a greener Vietnam," which took place on November 12, a total of 18 international organisations in partnership with VIR were honoured.
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| 12 international organisations attending were honoured for contributions to sustainable development |
Earlier, the conference took place with some keynotes and two panel discussions. The first session, titled “Dual-Transition Motivators,” highlighted the benefits companies can achieve through the dual transition and emphasised the risks of falling behind if they are unprepared. It also addressed the challenge of securing substantial capital.
The second session, “Taking the Lead,” showcased stories from pioneering businesses at the forefront of innovation and green, sustainable initiatives. Companies shared their insights and solutions for optimising available resources, minimising costs, and accessing green credit effectively. These efforts aimed to spread valuable lessons and inspire sustainable development within the community for a better Vietnam.
 | Tan Hiep Phat: a 30-year journey of sustainable development In early October, Tan Hiep Phat, Vietnam's leading beverage manufacturer, in collaboration with the Red Cross Society of Hau Giang Province, awarded 200 scholarships, each worth VND1 million ($39.54) to disadvantaged students. |
 | CEO of SuperPort Vietnam discusses sustainable development During Vietnam Logistics Summit 2024 which took place in Ho Chi Minh City on October 31, VIR’s Mai Ngoc spoke to Dr. Yap Kwong Weng, CEO of Vietnam SuperPort, about his assessment of Vietnam's investment strategy for the logistics industry. |
 | Taking the lead in dual transition for a greener Vietnam On November 12, VIR will host its annual sustainable development conference, with the presence of hundreds of leaders from ministries, international organisations, and domestic and foreign businesses pursuing digital and green transitions in Vietnam. |
By Nguyen Huong
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