Hanoi Promotes Investment in Belgium, Strengthens Ties with European Firms
A Hanoi delegation visited Belgium to promote investment, engaging with financial institutions, multinational corporations, and European/German business associations. Discussions focused on cooperation in infrastructure, high-tech, and green development, including urban rail network expansion and retail sector growth.
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