Ensuring national energy security and a sufficient electricity supply is fundamental to successfully achieving Vietnam’s socio-economic development goals.
The initiative was officially announced at a high-level dialogue between Party General Secretary and State President To Lam and European and Belgian business leaders, held in Brussels on October 22.
Cooperation should go beyond expanding trade and investment to improving its quality, increasing technological content, raising development standards and competitiveness, and strengthening the position of businesses from both sides in global value chains, General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee and President To Lam said.
At their talks in Brussels on October 22, the two leaders agreed to explore and promote maritime economic cooperation as a new pillar of bilateral relations.
A key objective within the southern city’s roadmap is raising the proportion of agricultural cooperatives adopting high-tech solutions and digital transformation to 30%–35% of all active agricultural cooperatives.
The two Vietnamese ports handled approximately 17.2 million TEUs in 2025, highlighting their importance to the country’s international trade and logistics network.