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EuroCham Vietnam engaged in high-level discussions with Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on Sunday 2 March 2025, addressing key trade and investment topics between Vietnam and the European Union. The meeting, attended by Deputy Prime Ministers, government ministers, provincial leaders, and European diplomatic representatives, focused on enhancing the business environment and fostering economic cooperation.
EuroCham Chairman Bruno Jaspaert led the delegation, which included senior representatives from major European businesses in sectors such as agriculture, healthcare, industrial real estate, logistics, innovation, and sustainable manufacturing. The EU’s Ambassador to Vietnam, Julien Guerrier, was also present to reinforce the EU’s commitment to strengthening bilateral relations.
Key discussion points included:
- Regulatory reforms – The Prime Minister instructed authorities to address on-the-spot import-export regulations and other administrative barriers to improve the business climate.
- Investment climate – EuroCham emphasized the importance of a stable and transparent legal framework to make Vietnam more attractive for foreign investment, aligning with Party General Secretary To Lam’s economic policies.
- Sector insights – Business leaders shared industry-specific perspectives, highlighting both opportunities and challenges in Vietnam. Discussions covered areas such as energy, high-tech agriculture, healthcare, industrial real estate, innovation, logistics, sustainable manufacturing, and textiles.
During the dialogue, representatives from companies such as EDP Renewables, Bayer, Sanofi, Bosch, and HEINEKEN Vietnam provided insights into their operations and future prospects in the Vietnamese market. The Prime Minister reaffirmed Vietnam’s commitment to fostering a business-friendly environment and encouraged European investment in high-tech industries, infrastructure, and renewable energy.
As Vietnam and the EU celebrate 35 years of diplomatic relations, EuroCham continues to engage in policy discussions aimed at deepening economic ties and promoting sustainable investment opportunities.
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