Vietnam Today

The move is made amid complex regional and global developments.

The Party Chief welcomed the Chinese ministers’ joint visit and the inaugural “3+3” dialogue mechanism, stressing its importance in strengthening political trust, enhancing strategic cohesion, and promoting the stable development of Vietnam–China relations.

During a working session with the Hai Phong Party Committee on March 16, Party General Secretary To Lam urged the northern city to sustain high, long-term growth closely tied to modernisation, green transition, digitalisation, and better life quality.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh stressed that the core pillars of policy-making must be the protection of production, business activities, and the livelihoods of the people to ensure stability and minimize negative impacts from global volatility.

The dialogue took place in Hanoi on March 16, aiming to strengthen strategic coordination and deepen political trust between the two countries.

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