The Vietnamese minister expressed his belief that bilateral cooperation will continue to develop in a deeper, more practical and effective manner.
Ministries, agencies and local authorities were asked to review each target, identify delayed tasks and their causes, and take corrective action. Long-stalled projects that have resulted in waste must be addressed within the authorities’ respective mandates.
Party General Secretary and President Tô Lâm provided guidance at the event, with over 2.7 million delegates joining from 40,074 venues across the country.
General Secretary of the Communist Party of Việt Nam (CPV) Central Committee and President Tô Lâm affirmed that Việt Nam always attaches great importance to and gives the highest priority to consolidating and developing bilateral relations.
NA President Trần Thanh Mẫn proposed maintaining regular exchanges between the two legislative bodies, as well as among their committees, specialised agencies, and parliamentarians, particularly regarding issues emerging during the implementation of each Party’s congress resolutions.
General Secretary and President Lâm emphasised that budget planning decisions aimed at achieving high growth must go hand in hand with stability and improvements in people’s living standard.
Ambassador Đỗ Hùng Việt, Permanent Representative of Việt Nam to the UN emphasised the need to support farmers and rural communities through sustainable agricultural practices, innovation and better access to technology, financing and markets.
Vice President Võ Thị Ánh Xuân is leading a Vietnamese delegation and expected to deliver a speech at the event.
The move follows a joint statement issued during the state visit to Russia by General Secretary of the Communist Party of Việt Nam Central Committee and State President Tô Lâm, his spouse and a high-level Vietnamese delegation, which outlined measures to further deepen the two countries’ Comprehensive Strategic Partnership in the new phase.
Việt Nam and Laos agreed to step up coordination to address difficulties and obstacles, creating more favourable conditions for businesses from both countries to expand cooperation, investment and business activities.
The announcements came as Việt Nam seeks to deepen political ties and expand cooperation with European partners across trade, investment, green growth, science and technology, innovation and cultural exchanges.
Việt Nam will continue to work closely with countries and international partners, including the US, while stepping up dialogue and exchanges to enable a more comprehensive and positive assessment of its anti-trafficking efforts and achievements
Switzerland is an important trade and investment partner of Việt Nam in Europe. Bilateral trade turnover exceeded US$1 billion last year, while Switzerland is among the major European investors in Việt Nam.
In the latest search and recovery operation, competent forces found 93 sets of remains of fallen soldiers in Thanh Thủy and Minh Tân communes and Bình Thuận Ward, including 18 found individually and 75 in six mass graves.
Leaders of both countries expressed satisfaction with the positive, substantive and comprehensive development of the Việt Nam-China relationship, reflected in tangible achievements in political ties, economic, trade and investment cooperation, strategic infrastructure connectivity and people-to-people exchanges.
Việt Nam and Azerbaijan will consider visa exemptions for ordinary passport holders and encourage direct air routes, as both sides seek to give their Strategic Partnership more substance.
Welcoming positive developments in bilateral relations, PM Lê Minh Hưng noted that cooperation has become more innovative, substantive and effective. He called on both sides to improve the implementation of high-level agreements and translate the spirit of strategic cohesion into tangible projects and benefits.
General Secretary, President Tô Lâm called for closer coordination in supporting ministries, sectors and localities in infrastructure connectivity, trade and economic development in border areas, thereby strengthening links between the two economies and working towards the goal of raising bilateral trade to US$20 billion.
