Vietnam’s port association has outlined a strategy to develop green and smart seaports closely linked to modern logistics networks. The plan prioritises digital transformation, including digitised procedures, data connectivity, automation, artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, and port community systems to boost productivity and reduce cargo handling times.
According to recent industry reporting, Vietnam is advancing a programme to develop green and smart seaports that are closely integrated with modern logistics systems. The Vietnam Seaports Association highlights digital transformation and technological innovation as key drivers of port modernisation, stressing the importance of digitising procedures, connecting and sharing data, and applying technology to port management and operations. The goal is to increase productivity, shorten cargo handling times and enhance service quality through a comprehensive digital upgrade of port processes.
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