Globally, the world has entered an era defined by green transition and digital transformation, accompanied by progressively stringent regulations that directly affect international supply chains. Notably, the European Union (EU) will implement the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM); Singapore is currently imposing a carbon price on CO2, and is expected to increase by 2026. Although the objective of achieving Net Zero emissions by 2050 continues to face considerable challenges, ESG represents an irreversible global trend and will continue to gain momentum.
Domestically, the Government has articulated strong commitments, affirming that the digital economy, green economy, circular economy, and creative economy constitute objective imperatives, strategic choices, and top national priorities. Accordingly, green transition and digital transformation have been identified as key drivers of national economic growth in the coming period. Vietnam has also promulgated regulations and monitoring criteria for assessing green growth in alignment with its 2021-2030 strategic objectives, thereby creating substantial opportunities for enterprises that proactively take the lead.