Minister of Natural Resources and Environment Tran Hong Ha leads the Vietnamese delegation to the event. (Photo: VNA) In an interview granted to the Vietnam News Agency(VNA), Minister of Natural Resources and Environment Tran Hong Ha, who leadsthe Vietnamese delegation to the event, said Vietnam and other countries at theconference will work to perfect mechanisms and policies to mobilise resourcesfrom developed nations for the implementation of the commitments.
The resources should be allocated transparently and equallyto developing and underdeveloped nations that are making efforts to cutgreenhouse gas emissions and adapt to climate change, the minister noted.
He highlighted energy transition as a solution to climatechange, on which Vietnam has set out a specific roadmap.
The Vietnamese government has issued a strategy onclimate change and assigned specific tasks to ministries, agencies andlocalities, Ha added.
Vietnam is working hard to materialise the commitments using its internal resources as well as the support from the internationalcommunity, especially through mechanisms of the COP26 agreement reached in theUK last year.
He said the Vietnamese delegation came to COP27 with three major task, one of which is to join other UNFCCC members to seek ways to realise the reached commitments and mechanisms, and raise new initiatives,mechanisms and policies to conduct energy transition firmly.
The second task is upholding Vietnam's pioneering role in energy transition,green transition and digital transformation, and the third one is to mobilise resources and learn from developed partners’ experience, and joinmore initiatives, especially those on financial mobilisation and energytransition.
The delegation is scheduled to carry out many bilateral activitieswith international organisations and businesses relating to energy transition,and hold meetings with big financial institutions like the World Bank.
Minister of Natural Resources and Environment Tran Hong Ha shares Vietnam's solutions and roadmap in implementing climate commitments with the World Bank. (Photo: VNA) Within the framework of COP27, Vietnam will continue to hold discussions with partnersfrom G7 and enlarged G7 over just energy transition for Vietnam and help for the country to utilise opportunities in preferential financing and technology transfer to fulfill its net-zero commitments.
According to the minister, Vietnam is engaging in negotiations regarding issues in which the country needs international support, such as financing and technical assistance to draft plans in energy transition and assess renewable energy potential.
Ha stressed that besides meeting domestic demand, renewable energy could help turn the country into an energy exporter in Southeast Asia, Asia and theworld in the future./.
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