On the 21st and 22nd of October, Carlo Fabrizi Legal Advisor of D’Andrea & Partners Legal Counsel, and Mr. Gianluca Bonissoni from PHC Advisory had the privilege of attending the Green Economy Forum & Exhibition (GEFE) 2024 event in Ho Chi Minh City, which brought together government officials, industry leaders, and experts from countries to discuss the future of sustainability, green energy, and environmental innovation. The event provided valuable insights into the latest trends in renewable energy, carbon reduction strategies, and sustainable development solutions that are shaping the future not just in Vietnam but globally.
It was inspiring to see the commitment from all stakeholders toward building a greener, more sustainable future. We look forward to exploring the potential for collaboration on some of these forward-thinking initiatives and contributing to Vietnam’s growing role in global sustainability efforts.
A big thank you to the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Vietnam and EuroCham for such a well-organized and impactful platform!
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