Vietnam is enhancing its position as a key partner in the Asia-Pacific, actively engaging in international collaborations and promoting local strengths in partnerships with Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, the United States, and New Zealand. The nation emphasizes ambitious socio-economic development goals and commitment to sustainable practices while celebrating significant diplomatic anniversaries.
Slovakia views Vietnam as a pivotal partner within the Asia-Pacific region. Recent engagements illustrate Vietnam’s active role in international discussions, notably during the AEMR-31 retreat, where it endorsed Malaysia’s economic strategies for its upcoming ASEAN Chairmanship.
Moreover, cooperation between Vietnam and the Czech Republic is advancing at the local level, with discussions led by Mayor Birke advocating for stronger ties between Nachod and Vietnamese localities, emphasizing mutual investment opportunities. Additionally, Vietnam’s Prime Minister has invited US businesses to participate in collaborative objectives to strengthen the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.
Vietnam celebrated the 75th anniversary of its diplomatic relations with Russia with a significant event in Can Tho, while Hungary’s National Assembly Speaker expressed interest in enhancing parliamentary collaborations with Vietnam.
In international relations, the President of Angola received congratulatory messages from Vietnam’s State President on his new role within the African Union. Furthermore, New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon’s visit highlighted the potential for enhanced bilateral ties and trust, alongside discussions on accelerating investment from New Zealand in Ho Chi Minh City.
On a legislative note, Vietnam’s State President announced the promulgation of three new laws aimed at improving the governance structure, thus aligning with the country’s socio-economic development aspirations outlined by General Secretary To Lam, who set ambitious growth targets for 2025.
Additionally, Vietnam’s commitment to sustainable development was affirmed by its UN Ambassador, who emphasized support for climate action initiatives. Diplomatic ties with Russia were also noted, underlining Vietnam’s key role in promoting Russia-ASEAN cooperation.
The President of Botswana has sought to deepen economic ties with Vietnam, advocating for the introduction of key sectors like mining to Vietnamese investors. Closer cooperation was also observed between Hai Phong and Chinese localities, reflecting strong investment interests from Chinese firms.
Moreover, Ho Chi Minh City officials acknowledged Japan as a significant investor, indicating successful economic relations. Vietnam and China also emphasized enhancing understanding through people-to-people exchanges. A joint patrol by the coast guards of both nations in the Gulf of Tonkin highlighted shared concerns over smuggling and illegal activities.
In summary, the engagements between Vietnam and various international partners underscore its strategic importance in the Asia-Pacific and beyond. From fostering local cooperation particularly with Slovakia and the Czech Republic to enhancing ties with the United States and Australia, Vietnam is actively positioning itself as a cooperative partner. Additionally, the commitment to sustainable development and strong legislative frameworks aligns with ambitious growth goals.
Original Source: en.vietnamplus.vn
