On September 4, at the National Convention Center (NCC) in Ha Noi, the Viet Nam Trade Promotion Agency (Ministry of Industry and Trade) will coordinate with the Viet Nam-Japan Business Association (VJBA) to organize the “Viet Nam-Japan Business Day 2026 in Viet Nam.”

The forum is expected to attract around 250 delegates, including Vietnamese businesses and representatives from more than 50 businesses from Japan. The event aims to strengthen business connections and promote trade and investment cooperation between businesses from the two countries, while supporting companies in finding partners, expanding markets and exploring business cooperation opportunities.

Participating businesses operate across a wide range of sectors, including technology, manufacturing and supporting industries, investment and M&A, finance, logistics, trade, food and agricultural products, healthcare, education, energy and the environment, and business services.

As part of the forum, the programme will focus on sharing information on business, trade and investment cooperation opportunities between Viet Nam and Japan. Notably, Business Matching sessions and direct business-to-business meetings will provide a platform for participants to discuss their needs, introduce products and services, and seek suitable partners.

In addition to business matchmaking activities, the programme is also expected to showcase cooperation and investment opportunities and facilitate the signing of cooperation agreements. This will give Vietnamese businesses greater opportunities to directly engage with Japanese partners, explore business prospects and expand into new markets.

The event will be attended by representatives of the Viet Nam Trade Promotion Agency, the Viet Nam Trade Office in Japan, the Viet Nam-Japan Business Association (VJBA), as well as relevant agencies, associations and business communities from both countries.

The forum will take place from 1:00 p.m to 5:00 p.m on September 4, 2026, at the National Convention Center in Ha Noi. The programme will be conducted in Vietnamese and Japanese, and participation is free of charge for businesses.