Vietnam and Poland target 6 billion in bilateral trade
Vietnam and Poland are seeking to deepen economic and investment cooperation targeting 6 billion in bilateral trade following the elevation of their relationship to a strategic partnership
The Vietnam-Poland Business Roundtable concluded with both leaders setting a target of $6 billion in bilateral trade. The event, held in Hanoi, brought together government representatives and business leaders to explore opportunities in various sectors including pharmaceuticals, defence, and space technology. Poland currently ranks 36th among countries investing in Vietnam, with 35 projects and a total capital investment of around $412 million.
Prime Minister Le Minh Hung praised the significant trust and shared vision between the two nations, while Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk highlighted the complementary strengths of their economies and the potential for joint production and value chains. The roundtable also addressed the need to improve the quality of cooperation, remove institutional barriers, enhance transport connectivity, and promote stronger business linkages.
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