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Vietnam, India Vow to Boost Economic Ties, Aim for $25 Billion Trade Target
Vietnam and India have agreed to strengthen economic cooperation, leveraging their rapid growth and complementary strengths. Both nations aim to achieve a bilateral trade target of $25 billion at an early date, with a focus on improving market access for products like pharmaceuticals and agricultural goods.
Vietnam and India are among the world's fastest-growing economies and have highly complementary strengths, with substantial untapped potential for cooperation. They expressed determination to step up measures to achieve the target of 25 billion USD in bilateral trade at an early date and facilitate market access for products from both countries, particularly pharmaceuticals, agricultural products, fisheries and livestock products. PM arrives in New Delhi, beginning India trip for BRICS Summit, bilateral activities Prime Minister Le Minh Hung sets off for 18th BRICS Summit in India Vietnamese PM’s working trip significant for BRICS, bilateral cooperation: Indian Ambassador
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