German Pavilion at Vietnam Rail Tech & Conference (VRT&CON) 2026

Nach dem erfolgreichen Debüt des German Pavillons auf der Vietnam Rail Tech & Following the successful debut of the German Pavilion at the Vietnam Rail Tech & Conference (VRT&CON) in 2025, the Delegation of German Industry and Commerce in Vietnam (AHK Vietnam) will continue the proven joint format in 2026. From October 6 to 8, 2026, the German Pavilion in Hanoi will once again serve as a central platform for German companies seeking to position their technologies, solutions, and services in Vietnam’s rail sector.

The VRT&CON 2026 is regarded as Vietnam’s leading trade fair and conference platform for the rail industry. The event is held under the technical guidance of Vietnam’s Ministry of Construction and is strongly supported by the Vietnam Railway Authority (VNRA) and Vietnam Railways (VNR). 15,000–18,000 trade visitors, around 200 exhibiting companies, and approximately 400 booths are expected, including numerous international exhibitors from Europe and Asia.

Why participate?

• Vietnam as a growth market: Extensive investments in high-speed routes, metro systems, and modern rail infrastructure open up attractive business opportunities for German technology providers.
• Strong presence under “Made in Germany”: The joint stand ensures high visibility and a greater impact than individual appearances.
• Direct access to decision-makers: Meet representatives from ministries, authorities, project owners, and the rail industry in one place.
• Full service by AHK Vietnam: Professional organization, attractive stand options, and an accompanying networking and technical program included.

As early as 2025, renowned German and international companies placed their trust in the German Pavilion. The joint stand has thus established itself as an effective market entry and positioning platform in Vietnam’s dynamically growing rail market.

Become part of the German Pavilion at VRT&CON 2026 and help shape the future of rail transport in Vietnam.

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