Ho Chi Minh City’s green mobility shift must be strategic and inclusive
With over 14 million residents and 11 million registered vehicles, Ho Chi Minh City faces a unique urban mobility challenge. To meet Vietnam’s net-zero emission goals by 2050, adopting green transport in the country’s biggest metropolis is a necessity.
AI can unlock sustainable value chains for Vietnam manufacturing
Vietnamese manufacturers can harness AI to drive circularity, reduce waste, and build resilient supply chains. Associate Professor Pham Cong Hiep from RMIT University explains how.
Vietnam’s path to tech self-reliance gains momentum
Can Vietnam reduce its reliance on foreign tech and build a resilient digital economy under the new Law on Digital Technology Industry? RMIT senior lecturer in IT Dr Sreenivas Tirumala shares his view.
Vietnam’s crypto legalisation is a defining moment for the digital future
RMIT senior lecturer and crypto expert Dr Jeff Nijsse explains why Vietnam’s first-ever Law of Digital Technology Industry has set a new course for the digital economy.