China’s allowance of Vietnam's frozen durian, fresh coconut and crocodile exports is expected to brighten up the outlook of exports to the country.

Following the signing of the protocol on exporting frozen durians to China, businesses, cooperatives, and farmers have been actively carrying out final steps to boost exports of this product to the billion-people market.

Vietnam’s agricultural trade with China has reached a new milestone as frozen durian, fresh coconut, and crocodiles have been granted export approval, opening up vast opportunities for these industries.

China is continuing to increase its investment into Vietnam as it strives to get the lion’s share of the dynamically developing economy.

There remains ample room for Việt Nam and China to cooperate in trade and investment, according to Chinese experts.

Foreign direct investment (FDI) from China has continued to flow into Vietnam, according to the Ministry of Planning and Investment.

Two-way trade turnover between Vietnam and China fetched US$112.2 billion in the past seven months, up 25% year on year.

As China continues to promote high-quality development and expand high-level opening-up, its cooperation with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), will see broader opportunities and further boost stability and prosperity in the region as well as across the world, according to a senior official.

Looking forward to an important milestone in 2025, the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Vietnam and China, the two sides affirmed their efforts to promote and bring bilateral relations to new heights. , increasingly more substantive and effective.

China is currently one of the three largest export markets for Vietnamese agricultural products.