Vice President of the National Assembly Nguyễn Hồng Diên said bilateral trade stands at around US$95 billion annually, providing a basis for the two countries to reach the target of $150 billion by 2030 in a balanced and sustainable manner.

General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee and President Tô Lâm has urged Thái Nguyên to build synchronised infrastructure, modern governance and improve the quality of people's life as it looks towards its 200th founding anniversary in 2031.

NA Deputy Lý Anh Thư of An Giang Province requested that the Government uphold its commitment to finish the remaining sections in the first quarter of 2027 and reinforce deteriorated stretches to ensure safe operation before April 30 next year.

The two sides agreed to make defence and security cooperation an important pillar of the new relationship framework, focusing on training, military medicine, United Nations peacekeeping operations, law enforcement cooperation and information sharing.

Highlighting the EU’s position and role in the global order, General Secretary and President Tô Lâm noted that for Việt Nam, the relationship with the EU holds a special, structural significance.

Belgium's parliament leaders announced that the Belgian House of Representatives had voted to approve the EU–Việt Nam Investment Protection Agreement (EVIPA) on the night of October 22, on the eve of the meeting. They described the move as tangible evidence of the two countries’ determination and potential to expand economic, trade and investment cooperation.

The two leaders underscored the need to further deepen defence and security cooperation, maintain a border of peace, stability, cooperation and development, and accelerate the handling of border areas where demarcation and marker planting remain unfinished

Both sides also agreed to encourage Vietnamese and Cambodian businesses to expand investment and production cooperation, develop cross-border industrial and agricultural value chains, promote processing industries, improve infrastructure and logistics connectivity, and facilitate border trade and people-to-people exchanges, thereby making practical contributions to socio-economic development of each country.