Việt Nam News

Nearly three decades since the establishment of diplomatic relations, friendship and cooperation between Việt Nam and Saudi Arabia have grown increasingly strong and dynamic, based on mutual respect, understanding and a shared aspiration for peace and prosperity.

Belarus always considers Việt Nam one of its priorities in its foreign policy towards the Asia-Pacific region and wishes to continue consolidating and developing bilateral ties, while promoting and further deepening defence cooperation in the spirit of the traditional friendship and multifaceted collaboration between the two countries.

Việt Nam and Canada possess many complementary strengths. Việt Nam is entering a new era of development, identifying science-technology, innovation, digital transformation, and extensive international integration as key drivers for realising its two centennial goals for 2030 and 2045

Minister of Foreign Affairs Lê Hoài Trung has held bilateral meetings with his counterparts from Brunei, Slovenia, Germany, Costa Rica and Maldives in New York on the sidelines of the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expressed his hope that Việt Nam will continue to play a strong role in the world’s transformation, contribute to efforts to address climate change under the Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP), and promote emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI).

In the defence and security sphere, Việt Nam has actively participated in UN joint efforts to address non-traditional security challenges, contributing to the maintenance of regional and international peace and security, particularly through UN peacekeeping operations, disarmament and the fight against transnational crime.

The business community has mobilised equipment, technology and financial resources, working with the Vietnam Centre and Sam Johnson Vietnam Archive to collect, digitise, verify and share wartime records, while supporting improvements in data management, search operations, DNA testing and the identification of Vietnamese service members whose whereabouts were lost or who went missing during the war.

The Vietnamese leader expressed his belief that the continued development of Việt Nam–Mongolia relations would increasingly meet the aspirations of both countries’ people while contributing to peace, stability, cooperation, and development in the region and the world.

US Senator Steve Daines, Senator for Montana and member of the US Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, said he wants to continue contributing to stronger Việt Nam–US ties, particularly in economic and trade cooperation and other areas of mutual interest.

The IOC should gradually become a reliable source of reference information, helping leaders quickly grasp the situation, identify issues requiring attention and monitor the implementation of assigned tasks. Information uploaded to the IOC must be focused, have clear sources and be verified.

The signing concretises the Memorandum of Understanding on strengthening cooperation in addressing war legacies, signed by the Vietnamese Ministry of National Defence, the US Department of War and the US Department of State on October 31, 2025, while contributing to the development of the Việt Nam–US Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.

Việt Nam suggests that each country establish a specialised coordination task force to verify, investigate and handle complex transnational scam rings and cases, ensuring the rapid and effective exchange of information and coordination of investigations.

The Platform, adopted by the 7th National Party Congress in 1991, holds particular importance in the development of the Party’s theoretical thinking. The 40-year review (1991–2031) aims to clarify the its value and vitality, as well as issues facing Vietnam’s development model in the new context.

Extending mandatory social insurance coverage to informal workers was among the key highlights of the draft amendments to the Law on Social Insurance, which lawmakers discussed in Hà Nội on Wednesday.

At the launch ceremony, DAV President Dr Nguyễn Hùng Sơn confirmed that Việt Nam's participation in the project forms part of a broader shared commitment to enhancing maritime governance capacity while working with partners to uphold the UN Charter, the 1982 UN Convention on the Law of the Sea and the principles of settling disputes by peaceful means, exercising restraint and refraining from the use of force.

At the meeting with the Vietnamese Party and State leader, PM Tshering Tobgay expressed his delight at the development of Việt Nam-Bhutan friendship, particularly the state visit to Việt Nam by the King and Queen of Bhutan in August 2025, which he described as a historic milestone opening a new chapter in bilateral cooperation.

The three CPDs, approved by the executive boards of the respective UN agencies in September, envisage total resources of about US$221.2 million, including $115.5 million from UNDP, $85 million from UNICEF, and $20.7 million from UNFPA.

During preparations, all officers and personnel completed training in political and military affairs, logistics, technical operations, field medical expertise and UN peacekeeping operations.