Vietnam Canada Relations Upgrade
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- Jennifer YoonCBC
- Dylan RobertsonToronto Star
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Vietnam Canada Relations Upgrade. (2026, October 13). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/32033
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Both nations have also been steadily increasing their bilateral trade in recent years — Vietnam is now Canada's largest trading partner in Southeast Asia.
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Lam is the first Vietnamese president ever to visit Canada and he leads the country’s communist party, making him its most powerful person.
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- 24 Sep
Both nations have also been steadily increasing their bilateral trade in recent years — Vietnam is now Canada's largest trading partner in Southeast Asia.
- 25 Sep
Carney is hoping to sign that trade agreement on a planned November visit to the Philippines – which might include a stop in Vietnam.
Coverage 3 articles
25 Sep Vietnam upgrades Canada to strategic partner during state visit
The Globe and Mail
24 Sep Vietnam's leader To Lam visits Ottawa as Carney reaches out to middle powers
Toronto Star- 24 Sep Why Canada's rolling out the red carpet for Vietnamese President Tô Lâm
CBC
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