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The Government Office has just issued Official Dispatch No. 11170/VPCP-CN dated November 14, 2025 conveying the instructions of Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha on developing the public transportation system and supporting people to use public transportation and green transportation. Before January 31, 2026, propose policies to support people using green transportation. The dispatch stated: Considering the report of the Ministry of Construction on the roadmap to develop a synchronous and modern public transportation system; Proposing breakthrough mechanisms and policies to attract private investment and support people in using public and green transportation, Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha assigned the Ministry of Construction to preside and coordinate with the Ministries and agencies: Public Security, Justice, Finance, Industry and Trade, Agriculture and Environment, Hanoi Peoples Committee, Ho Chi Minh City Peoples Committee and relevant agencies and units, to consult more experts. scientists, refer to the experience of a number of advanced countries, on that basis review and complete the Report. The Deputy Prime Minister noted that the Report needs to clarify each specific task in terms of proposed mechanisms, policies, planning, investment projects, resources, implementation organization... associated with the responsibilities of each agency, central or local level, and roadmap for implementing each task; At the same time, clarify the products of the Report, the competent authority for approval (Government, Prime Minister or Ministries, branches and localities), the order and procedures for approval, and report to the Prime Minister before January 31, 2026.* Green transformation of the economy, green transformation of transportation in the context of air pollution due to traffic activities has become urgent, affecting peoples health in some urban areas; Converting vehicles that use fossil fuels to green energy plays an extremely important role in reducing carbon and methane emissions. In recent times, the Prime Minister has issued many instructions to promote the green conversion of vehicles. In particular, in Notice No. 8/TB-VPCP dated January 8, 2025, Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha assigned the Ministry of Finance to research policies to encourage state agencies and public service units to convert to using green transportation to replace vehicles using fossil fuels; At the same time, in Notice No. 490/TB-VPCP dated September 17, 2025, the Deputy Prime Minister also requested the Peoples Committee of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City Peoples Committee to focus on building and promulgating a detailed, comprehensive Action Plan, with a specific roadmap, reporting to the Prime Minister before approval; Early and public announcement of the roadmap for converting to green transportation, accompanied by specific and feasible support policies for people and businesses to agree and implement. According to experts, with the current rapid rate of urbanization, especially in large cities such as Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, developing a public transport-oriented urban model (TOD) is also an important direction to help reduce CO2 emissions. This model restricts people from using personal vehicles and encourages the use of public transportation. Experts say that in the green transportation development strategy, there are many tasks and solutions that need to be implemented, first of all it is necessary to perfect the legal and institutional framework, and develop a set of criteria and standards to evaluate the green transportation system. Currently, road transport accounts for the largest proportion, much higher than railways and waterways, so it is necessary to strongly restructure the transport market share, in the direction of reducing dependence on road transport to move towards more sustainable development. Also according to experts, along with restructuring the transport market share, there needs to be a plan to transform vehicles and transport infrastructure towards greening, that is, combining the development of green infrastructure with green vehicles, while promoting digital transformation and traffic applications. smart. Developing green logistics is an inevitable trend, helping businesses improve their competitiveness and contributing to the implementation of national emission reduction goals...Phuong NhiSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee more
