Hanoi, April 29 -- The push for greener development is rapidly shifting from external pressure to an internal economic imperative, requiring Vietnam to accelerate its transition to sustain long-term growth. In the decade to 2035, the challenge lies less in setting direction than in mobilising and efficiently deploying resources - from institutions and finance to technology and execution. Go green or risk losing markets Experts agree that the traditional growth model - based on natural resources, low-cost labour and fossil fuels - is reaching its limits, while global trade rules are pivoting toward low-carbon standards. According to Associate Professor Dr Bui Quang Tuan, Vice Chairman of the Vietnam Economic Science Association, mechanisms...