Vietnam to sign 29 deals with US firms
Vietnam is preparing to sign 29 agreements with American companies in sectors such as energy, technology, aviation, and financial services during Vietnamese leader Tu Liem's visit to New York. The goal is to strengthen trade relations and ease tensions with Washington. It is expected that these agreements will include the signing of deals between American companies like Murphy Oil, Chevron, and ExxonMobil with the state-owned PetroVietnam, aimed at enhancing cooperation in oil imports and gas field exploitation. This move is part of Vietnam’s strategy to make progress in trade negotiations with the United States, although some of these agreements are non-binding and may be announced during the business conference on September 23, before Liem's trip to Canada.
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