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Vietnam, Hamburg deepen ties on green energy and technology
Vietnam's Prime Minister has called on German businesses from Hamburg to expand investments in the country's renewable energy and green transition sectors. The appeal came during discussions with Hamburg's First Mayor in Hanoi aimed at strengthening bilateral cooperation.
LSN Vietnam ·
Prime Minister Le Minh Hung received Peter Tschentscher, Prime Minister and First Mayor of Hamburg, in the Vietnamese capital on October 14, signaling renewed momentum in Vietnam-Germany relations. During the meeting, the Vietnamese leader emphasized opportunities for Hamburg-based companies to participate in Vietnam's energy transformation, particularly in renewable energy development and green industrial transition initiatives.
The discussions underscored both nations' commitment to deepening political trust and expanding substantive cooperation across multiple sectors. Officials highlighted the potential for German expertise and investment to support Vietnam's ambitious climate and sustainability goals, positioning Hamburg enterprises as strategic partners in the country's long-term development.
Technology cooperation emerged as another focal point, with German experts identifying promising avenues for joint ventures and knowledge transfer in advanced sectors. The bilateral engagement reflects broader efforts by Vietnam to attract foreign direct investment from developed economies while advancing its transition toward sustainable economic growth.
The visit represents continued high-level dialogue between Hanoi and Hamburg, reinforcing economic and political ties between Vietnam and Germany amid growing regional interest in green energy solutions and technological innovation.