US EditionFrance, Vietnam sign Airbus, satellite deals as Macron visits Hanoi
- Vietnamese budget airline VietJet signed a deal on May 26, 2025, in Hanoi with Airbus to buy 20 A330neo wide-body jets during French President Macron's visit.
- The new order doubles VietJet's commitment to 40 A330neos, following a prior agreement for 20 jets last year to support its strategic expansion.
- VietJet's chairwoman said the order will support the airline’s global route growth, while Airbus expressed pride in continuing the partnership.
- Macron's visit resulted in multiple agreements including plane purchases, nuclear energy, railways, earth-observation satellites, and vaccine cooperation.
- These deals signify stronger France-Vietnam ties amid Vietnam’s efforts to diversify partnerships under pressure from US trade threats and regional challenges.
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France’s Emmanuel Macron Visits Vietnam, Announces $10 Billion in Tech, Transportation Contracts
French President Emmanuel Macron announced over $10 billion in deals with Vietnam on Monday, including an agreement for Vietnam to buy 20 French-made Airbus planes. The post France’s Emmanuel Macron Visits Vietnam, Announces $10 Billion in Tech, Transportation Contracts appeared first on Breitbart.
Vietnam and France sign five cooperation agreements
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Macron signs deals worth $10B on Vietnam trip
The NewsFrench President Emmanuel Macron signed $10 billion worth of deals with Vietnam, including the purchase of 20 Airbus planes, and nuclear energy and defense tie-ups.Macron’s visit to Vietnam, the first by a French president in almost a decade, comes as US President Donald Trump’s trade war continues to reshape global trade links.Both Hanoi and Paris are facing high tariffs on their goods — 46% and 50% respectively — due to take effect in …
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