Vietnam and Poland have upgraded their bilateral relationship to a Strategic Partnership, following talks in Hanoi between Vietnamese Prime Minister Le Minh Hung and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk during Tusk’s official visit from 24–26 October 2026.
The joint statement outlines closer cooperation across trade, investment, defence, security, education, technology and regional affairs, while reaffirming support for international law, the United Nations Charter, UNCLOS 1982, and a comprehensive and lasting peace in Ukraine.
Key developments:
- Vietnam and Poland agreed to deepen trade and investment cooperation, support full implementation of the EU–Vietnam Free Trade Agreement, and reduce non-tariff trade barriers.
- The partnership expands defence, cybersecurity, law enforcement and UN peacekeeping cooperation.
- Both sides welcomed LOT Polish Airlines’ direct flights and committed to strengthening education, innovation, cultural exchanges and mobility.
- A 2026–2030 Joint Action Plan will guide implementation of the new Strategic Partnership.
ℹ️ Vietnam.vn
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