The DBAV is a bilateral networking platform that offers support for businesses acting between Vietnam and The Netherlands. Join our powerful network, full of interesting potential business partners and government institutes.
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SubscribeThe DBAV is a business network that offers support to ease doing business in Vietnam. We do that by aligning our mission with our partners. We work together with EuroCham, the Dutch government and Vietnamese partners, to make trade happen.
For SME members, we offer relevant events and a broad portfolio of business services. We can help with identifying business opportunities and assist in arranging meetings with Vietnamese customers online or offline, in English or in Vietnamese. For multinationals, we are particularly strong in helping them with advocacy to the local and national government authorities.
Undoubtedly, the (fourth wave of) Covid pandemic is the biggest crisis that has hit Vietnam after “The Great Renovation” that opened up Vietnam to the rest of the world. The government of the Netherlands and Dutch businesses in Vietnam offer a helping hand to the people of Vietnam with a combined donation of 43 billion VND through different public and private channels, consisting of:
