What's Happening?
On August 6, the Vietnam Manufacturing Expo 2025 and the Vietnam-Japan Supporting Industries Exhibition 2025 opened in Hanoi, showcasing Vietnam's efforts to modernize its manufacturing sector. The event marks 17 years of collaboration between Vietnam and Japan, focusing on technology transfer and supply chain integration. Vu Ba Phu, Director of the Vietnam Trade Promotion Agency, emphasized the importance of Japanese investment and management standards in strengthening Vietnam's domestic production capacity. The expo aims to promote technology transfer, expand supplier networks, and support local manufacturing businesses. It is expected to attract over 10,000 professional visitors from more than 30 countries, representing various industries.
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Why It's Important?
The expo underscores Vietnam's growing role as an attractive investment destination amid global economic uncertainty. With USD 11.72 billion in realized FDI in the first half of 2025, Vietnam's manufacturing sector shows strong potential for integration into global supply chains. The event highlights the strategic importance of Vietnam-Japan cooperation in building sustainable regional value chains. By fostering technological innovation and strategic partnerships, the expo supports Vietnam's industrial growth and modernization efforts, which are crucial for its economic development.
What's Next?
The exhibition will host specialized activities, including partner networking, technology demonstrations, and trade promotion sessions, to deliver practical value to participating companies. A JETRO-hosted business matching program will promote cooperation between Vietnamese suppliers and Japanese manufacturers. These initiatives aim to strengthen Vietnam's position in global supply chains and enhance its manufacturing capabilities.
