Vietnam’s maritime port association has launched a comprehensive drive to develop green and smart ports, built on digitalization of procedures, automation, AI and IoT. The initiative aims to boost operational efficiency, cut emissions and integrate ports into modern logistics chains.
Vietnam’s seaport industry is stepping up its ambition to develop green and smart ports closely linked to modern logistics and digital technology. The national ports association is promoting digital transformation across port procedures, including the digitization of documentation, the use of port community systems, and broader data-sharing between stakeholders. The strategy highlights automation, artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things as key tools for improving port management and operations, increasing productivity, reducing turnaround times and cutting operating costs through end‑to‑end digital integration.
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