COP30 has just concluded, and the future of the global carbon-credit market was once again one of the most closely watched issues. Countries signalled a stronger push to make carbon trading more transparent and better aligned with climate goals. At the international level, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment is developing a draft decree on international exchanges of greenhouse gas emission reductions and carbon credits, expected to be submitted to the government later this year. #Vietnam

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