We had an incredible trip in Hanoi, packed with meaningful meetings and events. Here’s a quick recap of my activities:
• Visit the European Ambassador H.E. Julien Guerrier: it was a privilege to meet with the Ambassador and discuss various aspects relevant to the geopolitical situation of China and Vietnam.
• Visit to Gezhouba Office: a productive visit to our friends from Gezhouba Ms. Yu and Mr. Yang, to further explor potential projects and partnerships.
• Participation to the event held by the European Chamber in Vietnam: A fantastic event, themed “How does China+1 policy affect doing business in Vietnam?” organized by EuroCham Vietnam, featuring insightful discussions led by Mr. Carlo D’Andrea, Vice President of the EUCCC – Shanghai chapter.
• Reunion with DP Vietnam Team: It was wonderful to reunite with the DP Vietnam team and catch up on our ongoing and future projects.
• Have lunch with the Italian Ambassador H.E. Marco Della Seta: Enjoyed a delightful lunch at the Residence of the Italian Ambassador, discussing bilateral relations and opportunities for the Italian companies in the territory.
• Meeting with Ms. Simonetta Di Domenico: A great meeting with Ms. Simonetta Di Domenico, Vietnam Country Manager at Leonardo S.p.a, to explore potential cooperations.
• Dinner at Dragoncello Restaurant: Ended the day with a delicious dinner at Dragoncello, having an engaging conversation with the owner, Mr. William. Grateful for the vibrant community in Hanoi and excited about the promising collaborations ahead!
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