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Developing ties with China a top priority in Vietnam’s foreign policy: Top leader
Vietnam Today

Developing ties with China a top priority in Vietnam’s foreign policy: Top leader

Delivering a policy speech at Tsinghua University in Beijing on April 14, Party General Secretary and State President To Lam underlined that this consistent approach stems from the fundamental and long-term interests of both countries and aligns with the aspirations of their peoples, while significantly contributing to peace, stability, cooperation and development in the region and the world.
Promoting traditional friendship, enhancing strategic connectivity between Vietnam and China: Top leader
Vietnam Today

Promoting traditional friendship, enhancing strategic connectivity between Vietnam and China: Top leader

Building on the foundation of friendship carefully nurtured by previous generations of leaders of the two countries, on the high-level common perceptions that have been established, on the determination of agencies, sectors and localities, and on the support of the people of both countries, Vietnam–China relations will certainly continue to develop in a stable, healthy and long-term sustainable manner, bringing more tangible benefits to the two Parties, States and peoples, and making increasingly positive contributions to peace, stability, cooperation and development in the region and the world.
Mixed results of Q1 economy

Mixed results of Q1 economy

Q1 economic results were something of a mixed bag, with positives and negatives easy to find as Vietnam enters a new era amid a complex global environment.
Breakthrough actions required to turn decisions into results: Top leader

Breakthrough actions required to turn decisions into results: Top leader

“The Resolution of the 14th National Party Congress embodies the wisdom, will and aspiration to rise of the entire nation. The value of the resolution can only be fully affirmed when it is implemented through decisive, coordinated and effective action,” Party General Secretary and State President To Lam told the press.

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