Within the framework of the meeting, the two parties discussed orientations for expanding cooperation in the coming period, with a focus on cultural and artistic exchanges, academic exchange, interdisciplinary research, and the strengthening of academic community networks to foster innovation. TDTU expressed its hope that the Consulate General of the Netherlands would continue to serve as a bridging partner, supporting the University in expanding its cooperation network with prestigious Dutch universities and educational institutions, thereby promoting long-term and sustainable collaboration in education, research, and academic exchange.

The fair featured a wide range of rich and diverse activities, including booths showcasing souvenirs imbued with the distinctive cultural identities of various countries; traditional folk game competitions; and hands-on experiences such as Vietnamese coffee brewing and making Banh Chung and Banh Tet.

Within the framework of the working session, both institutions discussed potential areas of cooperation, including Business Administration, Economics, Information Technology, Computer Science, and related fields. They also explored the implementation of collaborative activities such as exchange activities for lecturers and students, joint research, conference organization, and co-supervision of students.