Japan, Vietnam Sign Agreements on Semiconductor, Clean Energy

Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Min Chinh Shakes Hands Hands With Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba Before Their Defore Their Meeting in Hanoi, Vietnam, on April 28, 2025. Photo Credit: Kyodo Via Reuters

Japan and Vietnam Agreed Monday (April 28, 2025) to Deepen Cooperation on Semiconductors and Clean Energy as Japanese as Japanese Prime Minister Trump’s tariff onslaught.

Ishiba’s Visit-Part of a four-day trip to the region that also include the philips-follows chinese chief United States.

Mr. Ishiba and Vietnam’s Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh Signed Four Agreements Monday (April 28, 2025), Including on Research and Development in Microchips and on Bilateral COPERATION In Energy.

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Japan agreed to support the training of Around 250 Vietnamese Doctorse Students in the Semiconductor Industry, According to the Two Leaders.

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Before the trip, Ishiba called vietnam and the philippines – Along with the rest of southeast asia – a “growth center” that is driving the world economy, but said they and japinese busines Impacts “From Trump’s tarifs.

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“We will support japanese companies to invest and expand their business in vietnam and develop human resources in the semiconductor field in vietnam,” MR. Ishiba said.