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On Friday, during a state visit by Prime General Secretary and President Tô Lâm to Canada, the two nations elevated bilateral ties to a strategic partnership.
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Built on eight pillars, the landmark upgrade places trade, investment and high technology front and center.
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Here's a look at the joint efforts already driving that momentum on the ground.
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in august 2026 a major vietnamese technology group extended its partnership
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with a leading canadian ai research institute deepening their research collaboration after six years of cooperation
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that collaboration has already produced over 160 scientific papers five international patents
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and trained dozens of researchers the push to turn research into to practical applications is also attracting other Canadian innovators to Vietnam.
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A Canadian medical technology company has developed a breakthrough molecular analysis platform for cancer care.
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Now, they are setting their sights on Vietnam.
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Canada has tons of competency in developing unique technology and science.
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And what we saw in Vietnam is that ability and that competency in engineering, in scaling, in technology, in manufacturing.
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So we really appreciate the opportunity to join both countries to bring a technology
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that is built in Canada or developed in Canada and built in Vietnam with superior engineering, manufacturing and quality.
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The synergy is equally strong in digital security.
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With over 400 million devices protected and 10 billion annual transactions monitored globally,
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a Canadian cybersecurity leader has established a solid presence in Vietnam, actively investing in the development of local engineering talent.
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We also are now starting to do work in the government sector around protecting against all the threats
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that AI is bringing into.
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So we've always held close ties.
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I think we've always been optimistic
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that having those good relationships is going to continue to help us as we scale the business.
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Trade is a key pillar of the bilateral relationships.
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Vietnam is currently Canada's sixth largest source of imports globally and is largest in ASEAN,
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accounting for 43 .6 % of Canada's total imports from the region.
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This clearly signals that businesses on both sides are turning to each other for intermediate inputs in processing.
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This allows them to better leverage cumulative roles of origin in their production and sourcing strategies.
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Cooperation is also expanding into previously untapped fields, such as energy, critical minerals and dual -use defense industries.
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Only 18 percent of Vietnamese shipments currently claim CPTPP tariff preferences,
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while more than 40 percent of bilateral cargo still passes through third countries.
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What both Vietnam and Canada need to do is to develop our strategic capabilities
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so that we can continue to have national economic security and economic resilience.
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And the way that we do that is by reducing our dependence or vulnerability to any one particular market,
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but diversifying our economic partners.
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And we just happen to be very like -minded countries that have shared values, a shared commitment to rules -based trade.
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That's a good foundation for Canada -Vietnam cooperation.
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And we see Vietnam as a gateway to Southeast Asia and to the Indo -Pacific more broadly.
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Vietnam and Canada are entering a new chapter in their relationship,
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with both sides looking to move beyond traditional trade and build deeper cooperation in technology and innovation for businesses.
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Now the question is how these ambitions can translate into practical partnerships and new opportunities.
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Our reporter spoke with Zach Herbers, President of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam, to have a closer look.
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So first of all, thank you very much for joining us for this interview.
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Thanks for being here, it's a pleasure.
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So as the bilateral ties between Vietnam and Canada are entering a new stage this week,
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what are the top opportunities for Canadian businesses to look at in Vietnam right now?
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A lot of Vietnam's priorities in the medium and long term match Canada's expertise.
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So whether that's food and energy security, tech, research development, artificial intelligence.
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Currently, Vietnam is Canada's largest trading partner within the ASEAN region.
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It has been for quite some time.
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That amount has reached over 20 billion Canadian dollars.
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From Canada, it's a lot of commodity resource -based products.
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From Vietnam, it's a lot in terms of manufactured goods.
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But again, we're looking to the future to continue that growth, but also move towards new partnerships in energy, food security, tech and R &D, and much, much more.
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For both countries, and when we look at the historical trade between Canada and Vietnam, it tends to be very much transactional,
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focused mostly on commodities and short -term sort of trade.
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While that's been growing year over year and will continue to,
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I think the challenge is for both countries to take the time to invest in developing longer -term relationships built on trust.
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And I think through that will come more long -term investments and strategic initiatives across, again, all sectors.
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So AI and semiconductors are two of the top priorities of Vietnam right now.
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Where do you see the most realistic form of cooperation between the two sides in these fields?
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Well, Canada has a lot of world -class expertise, especially in the artificial intelligence space.
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For example, Amy in Edmonton, Mila in Montreal, who are actually a partner of FPT, of course, one of Vietnam's leading IT and software companies.
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University of Waterloo in Ontario and others.
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There's been years and years of development taking place.
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So Canada is always eager to look at opportunities to commercialize and to develop further with international partners.
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We know Vietnam of course is investing a lot in these areas as well, upgrading its manufacturing clusters and advanced manufacturing capabilities,
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rapid development of the workforce.
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So we look forward, I think there's a lot of synergy to see what we can do together.
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And looking at the bigger pictures, what are the potentials for fields between Vietnam and Canada in decarbonization or the circular economy?
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When you look at energy, for example, decarbonization, nuclear, carbon capture, utilization, storage, LNG,
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there's a lot there in terms of education and training
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and development that can be done together to help meet Vietnam's strategic goals.
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Same would be true in other areas, you know, waste or water technologies.
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But again, these can't just be one -sided arrangements.
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They have to be beneficial for both countries
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and that's where the long -term trust and relationship comes in
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and that's what we've been seeing build and build and build over the past decades.
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As the relationship between Canada and Vietnam grows, as trust and long -term partnership develops,
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there will be a lot of opportunities for the two countries to work collaboratively for mutual benefit on energy security.
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So once again, thank you very much for joining this interview.
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Thanks for having me, it was a pleasure.

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