Trade and Economic Cooperation

In October 2016, the Free Trade Zone Agreement between the EAEU member states and Vietnam, as well as the Belarusian-Vietnamese intergovernmental Protocol on support for the production of motor vehicles in Vietnam, came into force.

The main exports of Belarus to Vietnam in recent years are:

♦ automobile and tractor equipment;
♦ medicines;
♦ cosmetics;
♦ milk and dairy products;
♦ malt;
♦ raw flax.

Main articles of imports of Belarus from Vietnam are:

♦ natural rubber;
♦ seafood;
♦ printing equipment;
♦ vacuum cleaners;
♦ nuts;
♦ tires;
♦ electronic integrated circuits;
♦ propylene polymers;
♦ coffee;
♦ footwear;
♦ rice.

A representative office of MAZ OJSC operates in Vietnam. In September 2019, a grand opening ceremony of the MAZ truck assembly plant was held in Hung Yen Province.

In April 2020, the certification procedure for Belarusian milk and dairy products in Vietnam was completed. In April 2025, the certification of Belarusian beef was completed.

The Belarusian-Vietnamese intergovernmental commission on trade, economic, scientific and technical cooperation is functioning. The co-chairman from the Belarusian side is Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandr Terekhov, from the Vietnamese side — Minister of Industry and Trade Le Manh Hung. The Commission’s 16th session was held on April 1, 2025 in Hanoi.

Exhibition and fair events, business forums are held.

In 2011 – 2026, 9 national and group exhibitions representing the Republic of Belarus were organized in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City.

Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Belarus Anatoly Sivak took part in the opening of the 34th international exhibition “Vietnam Expo” in Hanoi (April 2-5, 2025), the exposition of the Republic of Belarus, and the Belarusian-Vietnamese business forum.

A Belarusian-Vietnamese business seminar was held in Hanoi as part of the 35th Vietnam Expo international exhibition (April 8–11, 2026), where products from Belarusian companies were showcased.

Belavia, the national carrier of Belarus, operates regular and charter direct flights en route Minsk–Cam Ranh–Minsk (since March 20, 2026) and Minsk–Phu Quoc–Minsk (since October 11, 2025).