Vietnamese agricultural products seek more direct access to Italian market

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Agricultural products, particularly pepper, cashew nuts, coffee, cinnamon, star anise and other spices, remain important items connecting the two economies. Can Tho, Italy seek to expand cooperation in healthcare, climate change response Vietnam’s traditional martial arts showcased at Italy 2026 event Italy, Vietnam maintain international standing by staying true to their identities: Italian official

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