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The development of the marine economy has been identified by Ninh Binh province as one of the important driving forces to promote growth and enhance the competitiveness of the economy. Based on this orientation, the province has focused on implementing many solutions to effectively exploit the potential and advantages of the sea, creating a multi-sector marine economic ecosystem towards green and sustainable growth.
Ninh Binh province is planning to carry out large-scale land reclamation projects covering approximately 16,000 hectares by 2030 and 28,660 hectares by 2045 to create new land reserves for the marine economy.
Viet Nam is in the process of building a closed-loop “circular economy” ecosystem, with the industrial sector at the forefront of the most robust, decisive, and comprehensive transformation.
In recent years, night-time tourism in Ninh Binh province has been developing rapidly, aiming to enhance visitor experiences, encourage longer stays, and increase tourism revenue.
If the OCOP programme helps shift mindsets from traditional production to value-chain-linked production, then the rural tourism programme serves as a bridge that enables OCOP to reach further, contributing to the fulfilment of income, culture and environmental criteria in building new-style rural areas.
The mergence of Ha Nam, Nam Dinh and Ninh Binh provinces will open up a strategic inter-regional development space and create a new growth pole of the Red River Delta and of the whole country.Ninh Co Marine Economic Zone.
The People's Committee of Ninh Binh province has just officially issued Plan No. 88/KH-UBND, outlining a comprehensive strategy to transform to a circular economic model in the province by 2035.Hoa Lu city.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has recently signed an official dispatch, asking ministries, sectors, and localities to develop scenarios for achieving double-digit economic growth in 2025.The national economy of Vietnam is recovering strongly from the COVID-19 pandemic.
The UN Development Programme (UNDP) is willing to support Vietnam in conducting reforms to create an ecosystem to facilitate the transition to a greener circular and low-carbon economy, towards sustainable development, Resident Representative of UNDP in Vietnam Ramla Khalidi stated at the Vietnam Circular Economy Forum 2024 in Hanoi on December 10.Participants at the Vietnam Circular Economy Forum 2024 in Hanoi on December 10. (Photo: vneconomy.vn)
