Vietnam, India discuss e-commerce cooperation
(VOVWORLD) -Business representatives and e-commerce experts from Vietnam and India attended a seminar on cross border e-commerce, which took place on Tuesday in Noida, India.
 Vietnamese Trade Counselor in India Bui Trung Thuong speaks at the seminar. Photo: Ngoc Thuy/VNA reporter in India |
At the seminar, Do Quoc Hung, Deputy Director of the Department of Foreign Market Development at the Ministry of Industry and Trade, said that the event marks a new step forward in economic and trade cooperation between Vietnam and India amid strong digital transformation and global integration.
“In 2024, the size of Vietnam’s e-commerce market reached 25 billion USD. India is also a large e-commerce market. With a long-standing good relationship, the two countries have many conditions to develop cross-border e-commerce, focusing on items such as textiles, footwear, and pharmaceuticals,” Hung said.
At the seminar, experts pointed out the advantages and challenges in e-commerce cooperation between the two countries.