Rio de janeiro: Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh held separate meetings with leaders of prominent Brazilian businesses in Rio de Janeiro on July 6 morning (local time), on the occasion of his trip to Brazil to attend the expanded BRICS summit and bilateral activities.

According to Vietnam News Agency, these meetings were part of Prime Minister Chinh’s broader agenda to strengthen economic ties and explore potential collaborative ventures between Vietnam and Brazil. The discussions aimed at enhancing trade relations and fostering investment opportunities in various sectors.

During the meetings, Prime Minister Chinh emphasized the importance of bilateral cooperation and encouraged Brazilian businesses to invest in Vietnam, highlighting the country’s favorable business environment and strategic location in Southeast Asia. He assured the business leaders of Vietnam’s commitment to creating a conducive atmosphere for foreign investments.

The Brazilian business leaders expressed interest in exploring partnerships with Vietnamese companies, particularly in areas such as agriculture, technology, and renewable energy. They acknowledged Vietnam’s growing influence in the global market and its potential as a strategic partner in the region.

These engagements are seen as a significant step towards bolstering economic ties between Vietnam and Brazil, with both sides showing keen interest in leveraging each other’s strengths for mutual benefit.