
HCMC Export 2026 Facilitates Global Trade Link Expansion
The HCMC Export 2026 event, held amidst significant growth in Vietnam's import-export turnover, aimed to expand international trade networks. Particular focus was placed on strengthening partnerships with Japan and the EU, and expanding into Middle Eastern and African markets.
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