The University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City attend the Australia-Vietnam Green Economy Programme Summit

16/04/2024

   In a significant stride towards sustainable development and international collaboration, academic scholars from the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City were cordially invited to participate in the inaugural summit of the Australia-Vietnam Green Economy Programme. This milestone event, organised under the auspices of Asialink and the Climateworks Centre with the valued support of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, marked a crucial step in fostering synergies between government bodies and businesses in advancing the green economy agenda.

Prof. Xuan Vinh Vo and Dr Thi Nha Truc Phan represent UEH and attend the Australia-Vietnam Green Economy Programme Summit.

   Mr. Leigh Howard, CEO, Asialink Business: Mr. Leigh Howard, CEO of Asialink Business, set the tone for the summit, emphasising the paramount importance of collaborative efforts in nurturing sustainable economic growth and environmental stewardship. Mr Vo Van Hoan, Vice Chairman, Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee: Mr Vo Van Hoan, Vice Chairman of the Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee, highlighted the city's commitment to embracing green initiatives and underlined the significance of partnerships in realising shared objectives. Ms Sarah Hooper, Australian Charge d'Affaires to Vietnam, and Australian Consul-General in Ho Chi Minh City: Representing the Australian government, Ms Sarah Hooper, Charge d'Affaires to Vietnam and Consul-General in Ho Chi Minh City, reaffirmed Australia's dedication to supporting Vietnam's transition towards a sustainable, low-carbon future.

Summit's Organisation of the Australia-Vietnam Green Economy Programme

   The gathering epitomised a convergence of expertise, vision, and commitment to harnessing the green economy's potential. Through collaborative endeavours, the Australia-Vietnam Green Economy Programme aims to unlock commercial opportunities, foster knowledge exchange, build robust connections, and enhance business capabilities geared towards sustainable development, job creation, and the imperative transition to renewable resources and net-zero emissions.

   Academic scholars from the University of Economics in Ho Chi Minh City actively engage in deliberations and initiatives at the summit. Their participation underscores the vital role of education and research institutions in driving the green economy agenda forward and contributing to a greener, more resilient future for Vietnam and the broader global community.

News: The Institute of Business Research