Ho Chi Minh City Promotes Logistics Supply Chain Cooperation with US State

Ho chi minh city: Ho Chi Minh City and the US state of Oregon hold strong potential to develop logistics supply chains, helping boost bilateral trade, experts said at the 2026 Ho Chi Minh City-Oregon Economic Cooperation Forum on April 2. The event was co-organised by the Ho Chi Minh City Investment and Trade Promotion Centre (ITPC) and an Oregon business delegation.

According to Vietnam News Agency, the forum served as a platform for both regions to explore opportunities in logistics supply chains, which could significantly enhance trade relations. The collaboration aims to leverage the strengths of each region, focusing on improving infrastructure and streamlining trade processes to facilitate smoother and more efficient trade operations.

Experts at the forum highlighted the strategic geographical positions of both Ho Chi Minh City and Oregon, which could serve as critical hubs for logistics and trade between Asia and North America. The discussions underscored the importance of building robust partnerships and investing in technology to optimize supply chain management.

The cooperation is expected to open new avenues for businesses in both Ho Chi Minh City and Oregon, allowing them to tap into new markets and contribute to economic growth. The forum emphasized the mutual benefits of such partnerships and the potential for long-term economic impact through enhanced logistics collaboration.

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