Vietnam aims to shift to circular, green economy: minister


Việt Nam targets to shift to a circular, green economy with low carbon emssions. — VNA/VNS Photo for illustration

HANOI, June 3 (Vietnam News/ANN) — Việt Nam is working to shift from a linear economy to a circular economy based on the three pillars of designing and prolonging material lifespan, reducing waste and emissions, and restoring the ecological system, Minister of Natural Resources and Environment Trần Hồng Hà has said.

The minister made the statement during a webinar held in Hà Nội on Wednesday on the sidelines of the World Circular Economy Forum.

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