Confluences leadership met the French business community in Vietnam through a strategic double visit in late May, participating in La French Tech Summit in Ho Chi Minh City and President Macron’s official visit with the French Business Mission in Hanoi.
During President Emmanuel Macron’s visit to Southeast Asia (May 26–30), Hanoi hosted key networking events to strengthen France-Vietnam ties. These included an exclusive event aligned with Macron’s visit, featuring President Macron and a delegation of company leaders engaged in high-level discussions. Simultaneously, MEDEF International and Business France delegations connected with both the public and private sectors in Vietnam to promote collaboration.
Through Confluences, as a Business France certified business provider and partner, Gérard SAN represented Cambodia, attending a roundtable with Vietnamese and French companies and a business luncheon. This provided an ideal opportunity to remind French companies operating in Asia or considering regional entry of Cambodia’s strategic position and attractive assets: despite being a smaller market, Cambodia has demonstrated agility and strong regional potential— advantages that deserve attention among international partners.
“Cambodia’s agility and partnership culture are key assets that make it compelling for companies looking to expand beyond saturated markets into ecosystems still under construction.“ stressed Gérard SAN, Confluences’ representative who engaged in discussions with companies in the agriculture, transportation, and food industry, highlighting the country’s emerging opportunities.
With Cambodia set to host the Francophonie Summit in 2026, the timing could not be more relevant to foster new collaborations and boost the country’s visibility in the global community.
On May 27, 2025, Ho Chi Minh City hosted the French Tech Summit Vietnam 2025, attracting nearly 2,000 participants, including policymakers, industry leaders, investors, and startups. Soreasmey KE BIN, Confluences’ CEO, attended the event, which focused on key sectors such as AI, health tech, greentech, fintech, digital transformation, blockchain, and edtech. Exhibitors showcased the maturity and collaborative spirit of the innovation ecosystem, presenting unique approaches to address real-world challenges across various industries.
The summit provided valuable insights into emerging industry trends and facilitated meaningful connections between the two countries’ tech ecosystems. It was the occasion for Confluences to reconnect with local partners, and explore future collaborations, particularly given Cambodia's growing interest in technological innovation as a driver of economic development.
During his visit, Soreasmey KE BIN highlighted: “Vietnam continues to attract significant foreign direct investment (FDI) and energy for innovation. Through our visit, we aim to reaffirm our commitment to strengthening relationships between neighboring markets to support shared growth.”
With a full-day agenda and impressive start-up pitches, the summit fulfilled its promise as a high-impact “summit of connection”, bringing together stakeholders ready to shape the future of the digital economy.
To learn more about our news and updates, visit our LinkedIn page.
Confluences leadership met the French business community in Vietnam through a strategic double visit in late May, participating in La French Tech Summit in Ho Chi Minh City and President Macron’s official visit with the French Business Mission in Hanoi.
During President Emmanuel Macron’s visit to Southeast Asia (May 26–30), Hanoi hosted key networking events to strengthen France-Vietnam ties. These included an exclusive event aligned with Macron’s visit, featuring President Macron and a delegation of company leaders engaged in high-level discussions. Simultaneously, MEDEF International and Business France delegations connected with both the public and private sectors in Vietnam to promote collaboration.
Through Confluences, as a Business France certified business provider and partner, Gérard SAN represented Cambodia, attending a roundtable with Vietnamese and French companies and a business luncheon. This provided an ideal opportunity to remind French companies operating in Asia or considering regional entry of Cambodia’s strategic position and attractive assets: despite being a smaller market, Cambodia has demonstrated agility and strong regional potential— advantages that deserve attention among international partners.
“Cambodia’s agility and partnership culture are key assets that make it compelling for companies looking to expand beyond saturated markets into ecosystems still under construction.“ stressed Gérard SAN, Confluences’ representative who engaged in discussions with companies in the agriculture, transportation, and food industry, highlighting the country’s emerging opportunities.
With Cambodia set to host the Francophonie Summit in 2026, the timing could not be more relevant to foster new collaborations and boost the country’s visibility in the global community.
On May 27, 2025, Ho Chi Minh City hosted the French Tech Summit Vietnam 2025, attracting nearly 2,000 participants, including policymakers, industry leaders, investors, and startups. Soreasmey KE BIN, Confluences’ CEO, attended the event, which focused on key sectors such as AI, health tech, greentech, fintech, digital transformation, blockchain, and edtech. Exhibitors showcased the maturity and collaborative spirit of the innovation ecosystem, presenting unique approaches to address real-world challenges across various industries.
The summit provided valuable insights into emerging industry trends and facilitated meaningful connections between the two countries’ tech ecosystems. It was the occasion for Confluences to reconnect with local partners, and explore future collaborations, particularly given Cambodia's growing interest in technological innovation as a driver of economic development.
During his visit, Soreasmey KE BIN highlighted: “Vietnam continues to attract significant foreign direct investment (FDI) and energy for innovation. Through our visit, we aim to reaffirm our commitment to strengthening relationships between neighboring markets to support shared growth.”
With a full-day agenda and impressive start-up pitches, the summit fulfilled its promise as a high-impact “summit of connection”, bringing together stakeholders ready to shape the future of the digital economy.
To learn more about our news and updates, visit our LinkedIn page.
Confluences leadership met the French business community in Vietnam through a strategic double visit in late May, participating in La French Tech Summit in Ho Chi Minh City and President Macron’s official visit with the French Business Mission in Hanoi.
During President Emmanuel Macron’s visit to Southeast Asia (May 26–30), Hanoi hosted key networking events to strengthen France-Vietnam ties. These included an exclusive event aligned with Macron’s visit, featuring President Macron and a delegation of company leaders engaged in high-level discussions. Simultaneously, MEDEF International and Business France delegations connected with both the public and private sectors in Vietnam to promote collaboration.
Through Confluences, as a Business France certified business provider and partner, Gérard SAN represented Cambodia, attending a roundtable with Vietnamese and French companies and a business luncheon. This provided an ideal opportunity to remind French companies operating in Asia or considering regional entry of Cambodia’s strategic position and attractive assets: despite being a smaller market, Cambodia has demonstrated agility and strong regional potential— advantages that deserve attention among international partners.
“Cambodia’s agility and partnership culture are key assets that make it compelling for companies looking to expand beyond saturated markets into ecosystems still under construction.“ stressed Gérard SAN, Confluences’ representative who engaged in discussions with companies in the agriculture, transportation, and food industry, highlighting the country’s emerging opportunities.
With Cambodia set to host the Francophonie Summit in 2026, the timing could not be more relevant to foster new collaborations and boost the country’s visibility in the global community.
On May 27, 2025, Ho Chi Minh City hosted the French Tech Summit Vietnam 2025, attracting nearly 2,000 participants, including policymakers, industry leaders, investors, and startups. Soreasmey KE BIN, Confluences’ CEO, attended the event, which focused on key sectors such as AI, health tech, greentech, fintech, digital transformation, blockchain, and edtech. Exhibitors showcased the maturity and collaborative spirit of the innovation ecosystem, presenting unique approaches to address real-world challenges across various industries.
The summit provided valuable insights into emerging industry trends and facilitated meaningful connections between the two countries’ tech ecosystems. It was the occasion for Confluences to reconnect with local partners, and explore future collaborations, particularly given Cambodia's growing interest in technological innovation as a driver of economic development.
During his visit, Soreasmey KE BIN highlighted: “Vietnam continues to attract significant foreign direct investment (FDI) and energy for innovation. Through our visit, we aim to reaffirm our commitment to strengthening relationships between neighboring markets to support shared growth.”
With a full-day agenda and impressive start-up pitches, the summit fulfilled its promise as a high-impact “summit of connection”, bringing together stakeholders ready to shape the future of the digital economy.
To learn more about our news and updates, visit our LinkedIn page.
Confluences leadership met the French business community in Vietnam through a strategic double visit in late May, participating in La French Tech Summit in Ho Chi Minh City and President Macron’s official visit with the French Business Mission in Hanoi.
During President Emmanuel Macron’s visit to Southeast Asia (May 26–30), Hanoi hosted key networking events to strengthen France-Vietnam ties. These included an exclusive event aligned with Macron’s visit, featuring President Macron and a delegation of company leaders engaged in high-level discussions. Simultaneously, MEDEF International and Business France delegations connected with both the public and private sectors in Vietnam to promote collaboration.
Through Confluences, as a Business France certified business provider and partner, Gérard SAN represented Cambodia, attending a roundtable with Vietnamese and French companies and a business luncheon. This provided an ideal opportunity to remind French companies operating in Asia or considering regional entry of Cambodia’s strategic position and attractive assets: despite being a smaller market, Cambodia has demonstrated agility and strong regional potential— advantages that deserve attention among international partners.
“Cambodia’s agility and partnership culture are key assets that make it compelling for companies looking to expand beyond saturated markets into ecosystems still under construction.“ stressed Gérard SAN, Confluences’ representative who engaged in discussions with companies in the agriculture, transportation, and food industry, highlighting the country’s emerging opportunities.
With Cambodia set to host the Francophonie Summit in 2026, the timing could not be more relevant to foster new collaborations and boost the country’s visibility in the global community.
On May 27, 2025, Ho Chi Minh City hosted the French Tech Summit Vietnam 2025, attracting nearly 2,000 participants, including policymakers, industry leaders, investors, and startups. Soreasmey KE BIN, Confluences’ CEO, attended the event, which focused on key sectors such as AI, health tech, greentech, fintech, digital transformation, blockchain, and edtech. Exhibitors showcased the maturity and collaborative spirit of the innovation ecosystem, presenting unique approaches to address real-world challenges across various industries.
The summit provided valuable insights into emerging industry trends and facilitated meaningful connections between the two countries’ tech ecosystems. It was the occasion for Confluences to reconnect with local partners, and explore future collaborations, particularly given Cambodia's growing interest in technological innovation as a driver of economic development.
During his visit, Soreasmey KE BIN highlighted: “Vietnam continues to attract significant foreign direct investment (FDI) and energy for innovation. Through our visit, we aim to reaffirm our commitment to strengthening relationships between neighboring markets to support shared growth.”
With a full-day agenda and impressive start-up pitches, the summit fulfilled its promise as a high-impact “summit of connection”, bringing together stakeholders ready to shape the future of the digital economy.
To learn more about our news and updates, visit our LinkedIn page.
Confluences leadership met the French business community in Vietnam through a strategic double visit in late May, participating in La French Tech Summit in Ho Chi Minh City and President Macron’s official visit with the French Business Mission in Hanoi.
During President Emmanuel Macron’s visit to Southeast Asia (May 26–30), Hanoi hosted key networking events to strengthen France-Vietnam ties. These included an exclusive event aligned with Macron’s visit, featuring President Macron and a delegation of company leaders engaged in high-level discussions. Simultaneously, MEDEF International and Business France delegations connected with both the public and private sectors in Vietnam to promote collaboration.
Through Confluences, as a Business France certified business provider and partner, Gérard SAN represented Cambodia, attending a roundtable with Vietnamese and French companies and a business luncheon. This provided an ideal opportunity to remind French companies operating in Asia or considering regional entry of Cambodia’s strategic position and attractive assets: despite being a smaller market, Cambodia has demonstrated agility and strong regional potential— advantages that deserve attention among international partners.
“Cambodia’s agility and partnership culture are key assets that make it compelling for companies looking to expand beyond saturated markets into ecosystems still under construction.“ stressed Gérard SAN, Confluences’ representative who engaged in discussions with companies in the agriculture, transportation, and food industry, highlighting the country’s emerging opportunities.
With Cambodia set to host the Francophonie Summit in 2026, the timing could not be more relevant to foster new collaborations and boost the country’s visibility in the global community.
On May 27, 2025, Ho Chi Minh City hosted the French Tech Summit Vietnam 2025, attracting nearly 2,000 participants, including policymakers, industry leaders, investors, and startups. Soreasmey KE BIN, Confluences’ CEO, attended the event, which focused on key sectors such as AI, health tech, greentech, fintech, digital transformation, blockchain, and edtech. Exhibitors showcased the maturity and collaborative spirit of the innovation ecosystem, presenting unique approaches to address real-world challenges across various industries.
The summit provided valuable insights into emerging industry trends and facilitated meaningful connections between the two countries’ tech ecosystems. It was the occasion for Confluences to reconnect with local partners, and explore future collaborations, particularly given Cambodia's growing interest in technological innovation as a driver of economic development.
During his visit, Soreasmey KE BIN highlighted: “Vietnam continues to attract significant foreign direct investment (FDI) and energy for innovation. Through our visit, we aim to reaffirm our commitment to strengthening relationships between neighboring markets to support shared growth.”
With a full-day agenda and impressive start-up pitches, the summit fulfilled its promise as a high-impact “summit of connection”, bringing together stakeholders ready to shape the future of the digital economy.
To learn more about our news and updates, visit our LinkedIn page.
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