As the national organization representing the business community and entrepreneurs, the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) has consistently worked to build a strong community of entrepreneurs and enterprises that meet the requirements of a developed and modern nation, contributing to double-digit economic growth in the new development phase.
President of the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) Ho Sy Hung recently hosted a working session with Mongolia’s Ambassador Jigjee Sereejav to discuss measures to strengthen economic ties, ease logistics bottlenecks, and support businesses in both countries.
In a context where environmental, social, and governance (ESG) has become a global standard, Vietnamese enterprises can no longer remain low-cost manufacturers. They must become responsible partners in global value chains.
“As the country enters a new phase of development, enterprises must become a pioneering force, stronger, more resilient, and more innovative. To achieve this, the prerequisite is that resources, from institutions and policies to capital, markets, and the business environment, must be unlocked in a coordinated and practical way.”
As climate change continues to pose a global challenge and countries strengthen their commitments to cut emissions, net-zero emissions (Net Zero) is becoming a strategic direction for many economies.
The event was not merely a standard training activity but also a significant milestone in transferring knowledge, methodologies, and technical tools, contributing to the realization of a carbon labeling ecosystem in Vietnam, toward the Government’s Net Zero target.
The Forum is organized under the patronage of the Central Policy and Strategy Commission, the Ministry of Finance, and the Ministry of Industry and Trade, with the participation and coordination of diplomatic representative agencies, international organizations, and domestic and international business associations.
Economic cooperation between Vietnam and Turkey is opening up new growth opportunities, particularly in trade and investment. Concrete directions to advance bilateral ties in a more substantive, balanced and sustainable manner were outlined by President of the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) Ho Sy Hung and Turkish Ambassador to Vietnam Korhan Kemik at a recent working session at VCCI headquarters.
The meeting between President of the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry Ho Sy Hung and New Zealand Ambassador to Vietnam Caroline Beresford highlighted significant untapped potential as Vietnam accelerates reforms, upgrades value chains, and adapts to global economic uncertainties during a recent working session in Hanoi.
As businesses pay closer attention to corporate governance standards, social responsibility, and sustainable development, the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) and PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Vietnam recently held a working session to discuss strategic directions for cooperation.
Dr. Ho Sy Hung, President of the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI), recently met in Hanoi with Indonesian Ambassador to Vietnam Adam Mulawarman Tugio and senior embassy officials. The talks focused on practical measures to strengthen bilateral economic ties and on preparations for the upcoming state visit of the Indonesian President to Vietnam.
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