Vietnam and Poland Establish Strategic Partnership, Target $6 Billion in Trade
Vietnam and Poland established a strategic partnership on October 26, 2026, setting a target to increase bilateral trade to $6 billion by 2030. Poland will serve as a gateway for Vietnamese goods into Central and Eastern European markets, while Vietnam will become a key hub for Polish and EU businesses seeking to enter the ASEAN market.
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