The fourth Partnering for Green Growth and the Global Goals 2030 (P4G) Summit convened in Hanoi from April 15 to 17, 2025. This landmark event marked the first time Vietnam hosted a high-level multilateral forum dedicated to green growth, under the theme “Sustainable Green Transition: Putting People at the Centre.” It also represents the largest multilateral summit on green growth to be held in Vietnam during the 2021–2026 period.
The Summit served as a pivotal platform to foster public-private partnerships and strengthen collaboration between governments, businesses, and civil society. The objective was to accelerate the development and implementation of innovative, impactful solutions for green growth. It further provided Vietnam with an invaluable opportunity to underscore its resolute commitment to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), energy transition, and its net-zero emissions target by 2050.
The event attracted nearly 1,000 delegates from over 40 countries and international institutions, including heads of P4G partner states, senior representatives of global organizations, and prominent investors and enterprises at the forefront of sustainable development and green finance.
Coteccons was honored to be among the prominent corporate representatives invited to participate in the P4G Summit 2025. This recognition reflects the company’s unwavering dedication to sustainability and its active role in driving the national green agenda. Representing the construction sector—which directly and indirectly employs over 30,000 workers nationwide—Coteccons contributed to the Ministerial Dialogue titled “Investing in People – Building a Workforce for the Future Economy.”
At the forum, Coteccons articulated its vision aligned with the Vietnamese Government’s strategic emphasis on empowering the private sector. The development of human capital was highlighted as the foundational pillar of long-term, inclusive growth. This approach mirrors the core of Coteccons’ ESG strategy, which prioritizes people development as a means to cultivate a business that is not only resilient and forward-looking, but also socially and nationally responsible.
The discussion featured contributions from senior representatives of nations including Colombia, the Philippines, Rwanda, and Qatar, as well as leading international organizations such as UNDP and UNICEF. A shared consensus emerged on the urgent need to cultivate a workforce equipped with “green” skills to meet the demands of the emerging green economy. Green construction was repeatedly cited as a strategic priority within sustainable development pathways. The dialogue further emphasized the necessity of inclusive policies that uplift vulnerable groups—such as women, children, and the economically disadvantaged—as essential stakeholders in the green transition.
Amid Vietnam’s journey toward innovation and sustainability, Coteccons continues to solidify its role as a vanguard of the nation’s construction industry. Through a comprehensive and deeply rooted sustainability strategy, the company not only enables its workforce to take part in this transformation, but ensures that they share equitably in its benefits—collectively shaping a green, inclusive, and prosperous future for generations to come.
