Topic: China

Amidst rising trade tensions, Vietnam stands to benefit from shifts in global manufacturing and trade dynamics, with significant implications for its economy.

National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue's meeting with China's General Secretary and President Xi Jinping highlights efforts by both countries to strengthen their complex relationship by focusing on economic ties and downplaying potential areas of friction, such as maritime disputes.

Aiming to solidify the 'Comprehensive Strategic Cooperative Partnership' between the nations, the landmark trip seeks to enhance political trust, economic ties, and regional stability.

Foreign ministers from both countries stress the importance of their relationship while acknowledging a need for greater cooperation on trade, regional connectivity, and maritime disputes.

With Chinese tourism set to rebound, Vietnam aims to capture a significant share of the market. But will its efforts be enough to compete with aggressive strategies from regional rivals?

In a strategic move to enhance economic ties, China signals plans to boost imports from Vietnam while exploring new investments in green development and renewable energy.

The island aims to stay ahead of industrial rivals by turbocharging smart and sustainable production while its top brass rallies behind machine makers' tech reinvention, challenging Vietnamese firms to keep pace.

Export revenue hits $3.4 billion in 2023 on the back of rising durian shipments.

China has agreed to import more fruit from Vietnam and will consider importing its poultry products.

Country’s total bird’s nest output is estimated at 150 tons annually.