On October 10, 2025, the unification between the Latam Vietnam Chamber and the BVCCI - Brazil–Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry was officially announced, marking a new chapter in the economic and institutional relations between Brazil and Vietnam. From this integration emerges a single and stronger entity:

BRAZIL VIETNAM CHAMBER
Brazil–Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Committed to expanding business opportunities, strengthening dialogue between the public and private sectors, and promoting greater integration between both countries, the new Chamber assumes the role of a key player in fostering bilateral cooperation and creating a favorable environment for mutual development.

With the unification, the Chamber will focus its efforts on a single institutional channel, capable of representing business and governmental interests with greater clarity and consistency. This consolidation eliminates overlaps, optimizes resources, and enhances the reach of bilateral actions, making communication more direct and cooperation more efficient.

The new brand of the Brazil Vietnam Chamber reflects this institutional and symbolic transformation. With a modern and balanced visual identity, the new logo expresses the connection between Brazil and Vietnam through elements that represent movement, partnership, and shared growth. More than a graphic symbol, the brand conveys the Chamber’s purpose: to unite cultures, boost business, and strengthen ties between the two countries in an increasingly dynamic and interconnected global environment.

During the announcement, the President of the Brazil Vietnam Chamber, Mr. Victor Key, stated that the unification represents a decisive step toward consolidating the Chamber’s institutional presence and expanding the impact of its actions in both Brazil and Vietnam. It is a milestone of cooperation and future vision, reinforcing the commitment to promoting development and creating value for companies and partners in both nations.

At the same event, the appointments of the Chamber’s leaders in Vietnam were also announced: Mr. Dionathan Santos, as Executive President of the Vietnam Office, Mr. Eduardo Batista, as President of the Board of the Vietnam Office, and Mr. Natã Oliveira, as Vice President. Together, they will be responsible for strengthening the Chamber’s institutional presence in Vietnam and driving strategic projects focused on business cooperation, innovation, and sustainability.

More than an administrative merger, this is a movement that reflects the maturity of bilateral relations. The unification reinforces the commitment to representativeness, credibility, and value creation for members and partners.

With this new phase, the Brazil Vietnam Chamber positions itself as a solid bridge between both nations, ready to promote lasting partnerships, support new businesses, and contribute to the mutual development of Brazil and Vietnam on the international stage.