The Party chief and President said Việt Nam regarded science and technology, innovation, digital transformation, and green transition as important drivers of a new growth model.
European companies were keen to increase investment and partnerships in green transition, supply chains, transport, strategic infrastructure, critical raw materials, science and technology, defence and security, and other areas of mutual interest.
The EU is an important export market for Việt Nam’s agricultural, forestry and fishery products, offering significant advantages under the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA).
The second phase of the Access to the European Market through E-commerce project focuses on helping these businesses meet the standards, regulations and buyer requirements needed to enter the EU market.
The journey of a Vietnamese product to the European market may increasingly depend on something often overlooked: its packaging. New EU rules are pushing exporters to rethink materials, design and recycling, while creating pressure — and opportunities — for Việt...
Việt Nam’s trade with the European Union (EU) remained resilient in the first five months of 2026, with exports posting robust double-digit growth and the country’s trade surplus with the bloc climbing 11.3 per cent year-on-year to US$18.1 billion.
The Vietnamese Ministry of Finance wishes to strengthen cooperation with the European Union (EU) in green finance, digital finance, capital market development, public finance management and the adoption of international financial standards, Minister Ngô Văn Tuấn told Ambassador Julien Guerrier,...
Representatives of Belgian and European businesses have expressed growing interest in expanding trade and investment cooperation with Việt Nam, heard at a seminar held in Brussels on May 19.
The first EU – Vietnam Global Gateway Business and Investment Forum is scheduled to take place in Hà Nội on March 24, aiming to deepen economic and investment cooperation between the two sides.
The Trade Remedies Authority of Việt Nam urges manufacturers and exporters to increase origin transparency to cope with the European Union’s trade defence investigations, which are rising amid an increase in global trade tensions.
Economist Vo Tri Thanh said that to adapt to the trend of restructuring the global supply chain caused by the pandemic, Vietnamese businesses must focus on innovation and utilise digital transformation to bring products to market.
The EVFTA includes 17 chapters, two protocols and a number of accompanying memorandums of understandings on trade in goods and services, investment, trade remedies, competition, state-owned enterprises, government procurement and intellectual property.
Viet Nam and the European Union (EU) have finished the legal review process for their free trade agreement (FTA) and reached consensus on the entire bilateral investment protection deal.