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India targets $25 billion trade with Vietnam by 2030, upgrades strategic partnership
PM Narendra Modi highlights supply chain resilience and energy cooperation as India–Vietnam trade crosses $16 billion
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi (left) with Vietnam's President To Lam before their meeting at the Hyderabad House in New Delhi on May 6, 2026. AFP
New Delhi: India is targeting bilateral trade worth $25 billion with Vietnam by 2030, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Wednesday after talks with Vietnamese President To Lam, who is on his first visit to New Delhi.
“Through new initiatives in critical minerals, rare earths, and energy cooperation, we will ensure the economic security and supply chain resilience of both countries,” Modi told reporters, as the two nations upgraded their ties to an ‘enhanced comprehensive strategic partnership.’
Trade between India and Vietnam crossed $16 billion in the Indian fiscal year ending in March 2026.