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The US-Vietnam trade rocketed 309-fold since 1995 to US$139 billion in 2022 and the US has been the largest destination for Vietnamese exports in recent years.

In the long term, US businesses and corporations may explore the feasibility of setting up semiconductor chip manufacturing facilities in Vietnam.

Both Hanoi and Washington believed that their collaboration would reach new heights with the start of this new chapter.

The US stands ready to collaborate with Vietnam in chip technology, semiconductors, innovation, green transition, and human resources development, with the latter's strong commitment to deeper engagement in global value chains.

Since 1995, Vietnam and the US have seen bilateral trade value soar 309 times to US$139 billion in 2022.

The Pacific Partnership 2023 mission improves disaster response skills and cultivates long-lasting connections between Vietnam and the US.

Vietnamese Prime Minister and the US President stressed the importance of maintaining exchanges between delegations at all levels, especially those of high ranking.

US President Joe Biden recognized Vietnam as an important partner, committed to supporting its independence, self-reliance, and prosperity.

The prime minister held meetings with executives of US major financial corporations such as KKR, Visa, S&P, and Citigroup over future cooperation in the financial sector.

The Vietnamese PM said Vietnam and the US have gone a long way in the process of expressing sincerity and building trust with each other.

Vietnam matters to the US-ASEAN relations for its functions as a leading role, bridge, and active agent in promoting the relationship.

American agricultural products are available in many parts of Vietnam and some are becoming well-received in the country of 100 million people.

Vietnam gives priority to bolstering partnerships in various fields for the benefit of the two countries.

Vietnam and the US are expanding their relations beyond bilateral issues.

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"Vice President Harris has an opportunity to show that the US is back - not just in the security realm but in trade, too."