Donald Tusk in Vietnam. An important decision has been made.

Donald Tusk highlighted the growing interest from Vietnam in collaborating with Poland, particularly in defense and trade. He announced plans for direct flights from Warsaw to Hanoi and discussed visa facilitation for Poles. Vietnam's Prime Minister emphasized Poland as a key partner in Central Europe and outlined plans for a joint committee on trade and investment, aiming for $6 billion in mutual investments by 2030. Both leaders addressed global challenges, including the war in Ukraine, and explored cooperation in various sectors such as agriculture, energy transformation, and education.