Philip Morris International Supports Vietnam's Innovation and Modernization Goals

Serdar HocamAuthor & Editor

Philip Morris International emphasized its commitment to supporting the transformation of the tobacco industry through science and technology at the Vietnam-US Business Summit 2026.

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Philip Morris International, Vietnam'ın büyüme ve inovasyon yolculuğuna katkıda bulunmayı hedefliyor.

Philip Morris International reiterated its commitment to contributing to the country's growth and international integration processes in statements made within the scope of the Vietnam-US Business Summit 2026 held in Hanoi.

Vietnam-US Business Summit 2026 Held in Hanoi

The summit, held in Hanoi with the main theme of deepening economic partnership, brought together senior leaders of the two countries and numerous investors.

A large number of official institution representatives participated in the event jointly organized by VCCI, AmCham Vietnam, and the US Chamber of Commerce.

Thirty-Year Deep-Rooted Cooperation Emphasized

Drawing attention to the cooperation maintained with Vinataba Tobacco Corporation for over thirty years, industrial transformation goals were shared.

PMI officials stated that steps in technology and innovation carried out with a sense of responsibility modernize the tobacco industry.

Economic Contribution of International Businesses

The attraction of high-quality investments and the strengthening of the position in the global value chain were discussed.

It was stated that foreign companies make critical contributions not only through capital investments but also via knowledge and technology transfer.

Protection of Public Health as a Priority Goal

In Vietnam, where there are millions of adult cigarette smokers, the protection of public health ranks among the priority issues.

In this direction, it was conveyed that science-based alternatives such as heated tobacco products and nicotine pouches are being developed.

Harm Reduction Approach and Call for Dialogue

Requests were conveyed to official authorities to share international experiences and open avenues for dialogue with relevant institutions.

From the government wing, it was requested that concrete proposals be submitted to be forwarded to the relevant ministries.