Deputy PM calls bet88 con green transition roadmap bet88 con aviation industry

Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha has stressed an urgent need to develop a master plan bet88 con Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) development and to actively participate in the Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme bet88 con International Aviation (CORSIA), aiming to achieve the dual goal of enhancing the aviation sector's competitiveness while fulfilling commitments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Chairing a May 20 policy meeting, Deputy PM Ha reaffirmed that participation in the CORSIA Program is an inevitable trend, reflecting Vietnam’s international responsibility and opening new opportunities bet88 con the country’s aviation industry to adapt to increasingly stringent technical regulations.

He underscored that SAF should be integrated into Vietnam’s strategy bet88 con building a circular, green, and sustainable economy.

To facilitate this, he assigned the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam (CAAV) to urgently complete the necessary documentation bet88 con the Ministry of Construction to submit bet88 con CORSIA registration approval, ensuring compliance with the ICAO's roadmap.

At the same time, the Ministry of Construction will collaborate with ICAO to receive support in technical consultation, human resource training, and the development of standards and regulations related to CORSIA implementation.

The Ministry of Construction will also spearhead efforts to draft and submit a pilot decree to the Government, establishing guidelines bet88 con SAF adoption and CORSIA execution within the aviation sector, including domestic flights. The decree will encourage domestic SAF production, support the establishment of a national certification body, and pave the way bet88 con the creation of a standard-compliant laboratory to conduct self-assessment and certification of SAF.

Meanwhile, domestic petroleum production and processing enterprises are expected to proactively develop proposals bet88 con SAF production, addressing key factors such as technology, land, taxes, financial planning, and market assessments, ensuring efficiency while avoiding internal competition.