Speakers said Vietnam needs to improve its laws and financial systems to get international money for green projects.

Over 200 people from government, finance, and business attended the event to discuss green investment.

This conference is an annual event started by Nam A Bank. The 2025 conference was in Da Lat and talked about getting international green money. The forum helps policymakers, investors, and businesses talk about sustainable finance.

Ha Huy Cuong, Deputy CEO of Nam A Bank, gave the opening speech at the conference.

The conference focused on building a base for green finance.

The morning session talked about the Vietnam International Financial Center's role in green finance.

Associate Professor Nguyen Huu Huan outlined plans for a policy framework to connect international investors with green projects in Vietnam.

The organizers said the Vietnam International Financial Center will be a platform to get international money for green projects in Vietnam.

Experts from the International Finance Corporation shared experiences from emerging markets on how to get sustainable investment.

A panel discussion talked about developing the financial center, including improving market transparency and green bond standards.

Pradeep Ramakrishnan from India's International Financial Services Centers Authority shared GIFT City's experience in developing a green finance ecosystem.

GIFT City is a model for building financial ecosystems and attracting international financial institutions.

Speakers discussed green financial ecosystems and solutions for getting international capital at the conference.

The conference also talked about improving project bankability.

The afternoon session focused on implementation and helping Vietnamese projects meet international investment requirements.

Representatives from FiinGroup and S&P Global Ratings discussed regional green finance developments and international practices for green bonds.

A panel examined how to improve project bankability, highlighting credit ratings and financial transparency.

Nguyen Huu Hieu, CEO of FiinGroup, said investor confidence is key to getting capital.

He said capital follows trust, and trust is built on data quality and transparency. Vietnam's challenge is to develop projects with clear financial viability and sustainable cash flows.

The conference concluded with a case study on cold storage projects that meet international sustainability standards.

Nam A Bank signed an international green credit agreement with SIFEM AG.

The conference also talked about expanding international cooperation.

The conference featured several cooperation agreements related to green finance.

Nam A Bank signed a partnership agreement with the Swiss Investment Fund for Emerging Markets to support green transition projects.

FiinGroup presented a letter of intent to cooperate with the Vietnam International Financial Center on developing financial market infrastructure.

Vo Hoang Hai, Deputy CEO of Nam A Bank, spoke in a discussion session on structuring green projects to attract capital.

FiinRatings announced plans to cooperate with GGGI Vietnam to support Vietnam's sustainable finance ecosystem.

Vo Hoang Hai said the bank wants to contribute to a sustainable financial ecosystem by connecting policy, international capital, and domestic businesses.

He said financial inclusion is a priority, with efforts to make green financing accessible to small and medium-sized enterprises.