South Korea-Vietnam: A New Era in Business Synergy

South Korean and Vietnamese companies signed 73 business deals in tech, energy, and infrastructure during President Lee Jae Myung's visit to Hanoi. The agreements include cooperation on a nuclear plant, LNG power, data centers, and rail projects. Despite investment fluctuations, South Korea remains Vietnam's largest investor.

South Korean and Vietnamese companies have solidified their economic ties by signing 73 business deals in sectors such as technology, energy, and infrastructure. The agreements were inked following a visit by South Korean President Lee Jae Myung to Hanoi, underscoring the growing synergy between the two nations.

Despite a drop in investment pledges, South Korea continues to hold its position as Vietnam's largest investor. The deals, primarily non-binding, include cooperation on the potential development of a nuclear plant, LNG, data centers, and rail projects in Vietnam, according to sources.

Officials from over 100 Korean companies, including giants like Samsung Electronics, accompanied President Lee on his visit. The engagements highlight the mutual commitment to addressing business challenges and expanding strategic infrastructure projects in Vietnam.