Increase international cooperation to realize green growth goals

It can be said that strengthening international cooperation is one of the important factors for Vietnam to fulfill its committed goals at COP26. In the series of events to celebrate the 53rd anniversary of diplomatic relations between Vietnam and Sweden, this country affirmed that it will continue to promote cooperation with Vietnam in the goal of sustainable development through the sharing of public solutions. green technology and innovation in this country.

The search for international resources is also considered as a solution for Vietnam to realize the committed green goals. Earlier this year, a joint investment of €3.5 million between Tetra Pak, a Swedish food processing and packaging solutions provider, and Vietnam’s Dong Tien Packaging Paper Company. to be announced. The enterprise affirmed that it is still looking for recycling partners in Vietnam.

Not only in the field of recycling, consumer goods, with Vietnam’s strong commitment from COP26, Sweden said it can support Vietnam in many fields. Typically in the field recycled energyespecially upgrading the power transmission system, or digital technology, digitizing all fields in production and life.

“We highly appreciate the commitments made by Vietnam at COP26. Many Swedish companies are willing to cooperate with Vietnam. In the destination of sustainable development, Vietnam has the advantage of a latecomer. Cooperation on the principle of win-win at the international level will create an opportunity for us to choose the optimal solution and strategy with the specific goals of the economy Vietnam”, said Ms. Mawe – Ambassador of Sweden to Vietnam.

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According to calculations by the Ministry of Planning and Investment and the World Bank, to implement the strategy green growth By 2030, it is expected to need about 30 billion USD, of which the State budget can only meet up to 30%, the remaining 70% will be from other resources, mainly the private sector.

Mr. David Liden – Commercial Counselor – Chief Representative of the Swedish Trade and Investment Council said: “Cooperation is the best way to solve the bottleneck of limited resources. Regardless of the size of your business. No matter how limited and limited resources are, it is still possible for businesses to adopt small-scale, experimental innovations.Vietnam is a developing country – this in itself is an attraction for international resources. I think there is absolutely a good opportunity for Vietnamese businesses to realize their sustainability goals.”

Many opinions say that green growth is a popular trend. Foreign partners and governments are also in the process of restructuring growth models. Therefore, the cooperation with each other is in the direction of green, sustainable, inclusive and Vietnam can fully take advantage of this.

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