The visit is expected to take place from March 27 - 29, 2024 and focus on the fields of processed food, biomedicine, clean energy, new technology, information technology, creative technology and aviation technology...

This business trip aims to promote the Vietnam - Canada Comprehensive Partnership and also to expand Canada's presence in the ASEAN region. Besides, the visit coincided with the second meeting of the Vietnam - Canada Joint Economic Committee in Vietnam.

Minister Mary Ng said she hopes that Canadian businesses participating in this delegation will deploy operations in potential markets such as Vietnam and strengthen supply chain connections.

Canadian businesses attend the International Food Industry Exhibition in Vietnam in November 2023.

Leaders of Canadian firms will have meetings and discussions with Vietnamese partners, associations and businesses to learn about policy-related issues and opportunities to take advantage of the trade agreement as well as existing mechanisms between the two countries and investment, sales, and supply opportunities in Vietnam.

This is the second business delegation organized by the Canadian Government within the framework of its Indo-Pacific Strategy worth nearly USD 2 billion.

Last month, Minister Mary Ng led a delegation of over 160 Canadian businesses to Japan. In this strategy, Canada sets five main goals, including expanding trade, investment, and supply chain development in this region.

After 50 of years diplomatic ties (1973 - 2023), Vietnam - Canada relations are developing more and more positively in all fields from economics, trade, investment, social culture, science and technology, education and training, and people-to-people exchanges.

Vietnam has become Canada's leading economic partner in ASEAN and Canada has become Vietnam's second-largest trading partner in the Americas. With positive growth prospects, both countries have great demands and opportunities from the cooperation potential of the Canadian business delegation to Vietnam this time.

Several Canadian businesses that previously had never considered doing business outside North America. But nowadays, they see Vietnam as the bridge to enter the ASEAN market. On the contrary, with advantages in technology, finance, customer network, and logistics in the Americas, Canada can also be the bridge for Vietnamese businesses to scale up and reach out to the world.

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