Toronto: The Vietnam-Canada Business Forum 2026, held in Toronto on June 8, brought together policymakers, trade promotion agencies and business leaders from both countries to explore new opportunities for cooperation in trade, investment and supply chains. Held alongside the third meeting of the Vietnam-Canada Joint Economic Committee, the forum took place against a backdrop of global economic uncertainty and ongoing supply chain restructuring, as both countries seek to diversify markets, expand partnerships and strengthen economic resilience.

According to Vietnam News Agency, the forum highlighted the importance of the green transition as a catalyst for enhanced collaboration between Vietnam and Canada. As both nations are committed to sustainable development, the shift towards green energy and eco-friendly practices presents numerous opportunities for bilateral trade and investment. Discussions at the forum emphasized the potential for joint ventures and partnerships in renewable energy, technology transfer, and sustainable agriculture.

Participants at the forum also addressed the challenges posed by the current global economic climate, acknowledging the need for strategic partnerships to mitigate risks and enhance supply chain resilience. The Vietnam-Canada Joint Economic Committee's third meeting further solidified the commitment of both nations to work collaboratively in overcoming these challenges, with a focus on innovation and sustainable economic growth.

The event underscored the significance of the Vietnam-Canada partnership in driving economic progress and sustainability in both countries. By leveraging their respective strengths and fostering a cooperative environment, Vietnam and Canada aim to create a robust and dynamic economic relationship that benefits both nations in the long term.