Vietnam’s Ministry of Health is responsible for the implementation of legislative documents, strategies, policies and plans regarding medical devices.

Vietnam is a promising market for ocean industry with a seaport system of 286 terminals and coastline length of over 3260 km.

The COVID-19 pandemic has boosted demand for cold chain food development, increased trade opportunities for U.S. agricultural machinery and equipment suppliers.

Education and training are top priorities for the Vietnamese government. Face these challenges to attract capable Vietnamese students to U.S. programs.

Vietnam’s data-related legislation could negatively impact the development of its digital economy.

Vietnam is seeking greater energy efficiency, improved transmission, and alternative fuels for its energy storage sector. 

Significant opportunities for U.S. companies exist in the Vietnam Air Traffic Management sector.

The beauty and personal care product market in Vietnam is large and growing. U.S. exporters should consider entering this dynamic market. 

Educational exchange is a cornerstone of the U.S. bilateral relationship with Vietnam as a top prospect opportunity for U.S. educational institutions.

U.S. businesses interested in Vietnam’s healthcare market may enter by appointing an agent/distributor or directly by establishing a commercial operation.

The rapidly-growing ecommerce market in Vietnam offers commercial potential for US companies.

Vietnam’s fast-growing fintech market holds market potential for suppliers of technology that supports digital banking, digital payments, blockchain and cryptography.

Vietnam’s growing cybersecurity market is open to U.S. hardware and software producers that can address security for Government, Finance, Banking and Insurance, E-Commerce, and Energy sectors.

U.S. companies will find significant opportunities in Vietnam’s aviation sector.