Việt Nam News

Legislators agreed on the need to adopt the resolution, stressing that it is a special legislative measure designed to address exceptional circumstances arising from a particularly important national political and diplomatic task.

The Việt Nam-Australia relationship is grounded in deep strategic trust, mutual interests and a shared ambition for the future of our region.

The trip holds particular historical significance, serving as an important milestone to translate high-level political commitments into concrete outcomes and further strengthen political trust between the two countries.

Lawmakers at the 16th National Assembly’s extraordinary session debated bills on urban development, agriculture and environment, and telecoms, balancing administrative simplification with regulatory, environmental and security safeguards.

Việt Nam's 31-year journey with ASEAN stands as compelling testimony to its strong commitment to regional integration, as well as its pioneering spirit, sense of responsibility, and proactive contributions to building a united and resilient ASEAN Community.

Lao leaders reaffirmed their support for closer military ties during Gen. Nguyễn Trọng Nghĩa’s working visit, highlighting the countries’ special solidarity.

Fifty years on, the relationship between the Socialist Republic of Việt Nam and the Kingdom of Thailand has grown steadily across every field – from politics and security to trade, investment, culture and people-to-people exchanges.

Vietnamese Ambassador to Thailand Phạm Việt Hùng speaks about past achievements and future cooperation areas for Việt Nam and Thailand as the two countries celebrate their 50th anniversary of diplomatic ties.

The Government leader voiced hope that the outgoing ambassador, in whatever role comes next, will push for the quick adoption of an action plan to realise the Việt Nam–Malaysia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, giving the two nations a springboard for more effective and substantive cooperation.

The parliament leader proposed stepping up economic cooperation as the central pillar and driving force of bilateral relations, adding that the Vietnamese NA stands ready to perfect the legal framework to create favourable conditions and an open investment environment for US enterprises operating in Việt Nam.

The two leaders pledged to make more effective use of the East–West Economic Corridor and the Southern Economic Corridor, expand road, air and maritime connectivity, and encourage businesses from both countries to increase investment.

The top legislator called on the two parliaments to further expand relations, including pushing for the signing of a cooperation agreement between the Vietnamese NA and the House of Representatives and Senate of Malaysia

Infrastructure planning must improve connectivity between regions, urban and rural areas, and domestic and international markets, while integrating national defence, security, environmental protection, digital transformation, and green transition goals.

President of Thailand’s National Assembly Sophon Zaram joined Vietnamese officials at an exhibition celebrating the traditional dress of Vietnamese and Thai women and 50 years of diplomatic relations between the two countries.

Under the planning, the main expressway sections will have six lanes and a design speed of 100–120km per hour, while parallel roads will have at least two lanes and a design speed of 60–80km per hour.

The exhibition reflects the determination of the leaders and people of both countries to further advance the comprehensive strategic partnership in a more substantive, effective and sustainable manner.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defence Phan Văn Giang said the defence ministry stands ready to receive Malaysian defence instructors to teach at military academies and training institutions in Việt Nam, while also sending Vietnamese military personnel to Malaysia to attend English-language training programmes.

The visits will be made at the invitations of Governor-General of Australia Sam Mostyn and Governor-General of New Zealand Cindy Kiro.