The event is within the framework of the Prime Minister's direction to promote two-way trade, aiming to achieve a sustainable and long-term trade balance, especially in the context of the US wanting to increase the import turnover of agricultural, forestry and fishery products from Vietnam. The conference was attended by representatives of ministries, associations and large enterprises in many fields such as seafood, vegetables, wood, milk, animal feed, retail, to listen to proposals and share about the possibility of promoting bilateral trade cooperation.

In his speech, Minister of Agriculture and Environment Do Duc Duy emphasized that the Government and ministries have actively negotiated and consulted to limit the risk of being subject to corresponding tariffs by the US, expected at 46%. The Ministry has also issued a project to promote exports to the US based on factors such as supply chain transparency, digital technology application, sustainable branding and promoting green transformation in the agricultural sector to meet the environmental standards of major markets such as the US, EU and Japan.

At the conference, delegates discussed the production and import of agricultural, forestry and fishery products from the United States, and identified difficulties and obstacles in trade transactions. Enterprises also proposed solutions to remove difficulties, promote trade cooperation between the two countries, aiming to maintain a stable market and protect the long-term interests of Vietnam's export industry.