Thirty years after the lifting of the embargo, Vietnam and the US are now major economic, investment and trade partners.

This is a matter of great concern for both countries' leadership.

KKR's total investment in Vietnam is in excess of US$1.5 billion.

The US is experiencing a shortage of semiconductor talent, and since the outbreak of Covid-19, Vietnamese human resources have played a crucial role in alleviating this deficit.

With $737 million in exposure, Vietnam is DFC’s largest market in Southeast Asia.

However, Vietnam was placed back on a US Treasury currency "watch list".

Trade between Vietnam and the United States soared 300-fold from $450 million in 1995 to $139 billion in 2022.

Through such diplomatic initiatives, Vietnam's standing in the global arena is progressively strengthening.

Vietnam has been an active affiliate of the United Nations over the past 47 years, serving as a non-permanent member of the organization's Security Council in the 2020-2021 term and as president from July 2008 to October 2009.