On the morning of December 18, 2025, HVA Group had the honor of welcoming Ms. Kim Long – Commercial Attaché in charge of Information Technology, representing the Consulate General of Canada in Ho Chi Minh City – to visit and work at our Can Tho office. The meeting took place in an open and professional atmosphere, opening up many avenues for cooperation between HVA Group and Canadian businesses in the financial technology (fintech) sector.
Welcoming the Canadian Trade Attaché – An Opportunity for International Networking
At the HVA Group office in Can Tho, Ms. Kim Long, Commercial Attaché for Information Technology at the Canadian Consulate General, visited and held a working meeting with HVA Group's leadership. This visit was part of her trip to Southern Vietnam, aimed at gaining a deeper understanding of the domestic fintech ecosystem and exploring potential collaborations with Canadian businesses.
In-depth Discussion on Fintech: Vision & Collaboration Opportunities
The meeting was held in an open atmosphere, with both sides exchanging views on many key topics in the field. financial technology and digital ecosystem development, which includes:
- Digital Asset Management – digital asset management
- Digital Payments – digital payment solutions
- Wealth Management Platforms – asset and investment management platform
- Blockchain & Cybersecurity for Financial Data – blockchain technology and financial data security
A representative from the Canadian Consulate General shared that she was very impressed with HVA Group's vision and operational directions in the fintech and digital data infrastructure sectors. HVA Group is one of the pioneering entities contributing a strategic voice to the development of digital finance in Vietnam.
Prospects for Canada-Vietnam Cooperation
The interest shown by Canadian trade representatives in HVA Group is not only reflected in strategic exchanges but also in opening practical channels for connection between the company and Canadian businesses operating in the technology, fintech, and digital services sectors.
The meeting promises to be a platform for HVA Group to collaborate with Canadian partners to explore many new avenues of cooperation, from connecting digital payment solutions to developing digital asset management platforms and expanding the application of blockchain technology according to international standards.
Conclusion
The meeting between HVA Group and representatives from the Canadian Consulate General marks a significant step in HVA's internationalization journey and fintech ecosystem development. Future cooperation directions promise to expand innovation boundaries and contribute to fostering economic and technological ties between Vietnam and Canada.
