The result demonstrates the potential of Vietnam’s railways to serve different traveller segments, from those seeking affordable cultural and scenic experiences to visitors looking for high-end holidays.
The result puts Vietnam among the world's top 50 economies and reflects progress in developing digital infrastructure, advancing digital transformation, adopting new technologies and modernising governance.
On the final day of the visit, the General Secretary and President met with leaders of major Japanese corporations to promote cooperation in strategic sectors.
In a warm and friendly atmosphere, Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako expressed their pleasure at the positive, substantive and comprehensive development of Vietnam-Japan relations, as well as increasingly vibrant exchanges between the two countries’ leaders and people.
General Secretary and President To Lam of Vietnam has proposed that Vietnam and Japan shift from a relationship of capital supply and reception to one of jointly developing financial markets, designing modern capital mobilization solutions, and investing in strategic infrastructure projects.
During a meeting with Kanagawa Governor on November 10, General Secretary and President To Lam of Vietnam stressed that local-level cooperation is an important channel for translating high-level agreements into concrete outcomes and providing a sustainable foundation for the bilateral relations.