Denmark was among the first Western countries to establish diplomatic ties with Việt Nam and has remained an important partner over more than five decades.
Việt Nam should build on the signing of the Việt Nam–EFTA FTA to promote areas where both sides have strengths and shared needs, particularly science-technology, innovation, digital finance, green finance, high-quality human resource training and infrastructure.
Effective as of July 1, the law provides the procedures for receiving and executing requests for mutual legal assistance in criminal matters from foreign countries, including grounds for refusal or postponement, the responsibilities of competent Vietnamese authorities, and measures for transferring persons related to criminal cases. Below is Part 3 of the law.
The law aims to promote extensive international integration from the central to local levels; enhance the effectiveness of foreign affairs work; maximise external resources to generate momentum for rapid and sustainable development.
Swiss President Guy Parmelin left Hà Nội on October 18 after talks with top leaders and the signing of the Việt Nam-EFTA free trade agreement.
General Secretary and President Tô Lâm and his spouse left Hà Nội on October 19 for a state visit to Denmark and official visits to the EU and Belgium, running through October 24.
In science, technology and innovation, NA President Trần Thanh Mẫn called for greater support to enhance the capacity of Vietnamese enterprises, promote technology transfer, and strengthen cooperation in biotechnology, green energy, the digital economy and high-quality agriculture.
PM Hưng affirmed that Việt Nam values its relations with Liechtenstein and appreciates the country's strengths in science and technology, innovation, finance and high-quality human resources.
Đinh Công Sứ, vice chairman of the provincial People’s Committee, expressed his hope that French Minister Delegate for Francophonie, International Partnerships and French Nationals Abroad Éléonore Caroit would continue to support the project.
Việt Nam identifies science and technology, innovation, digital transformation and private sector development as key drivers of its new development phase, while regarding self-reliance, resilience and expanded international relations as foundations for rapid and sustainable growth.
Positive results have been achieved in economy, culture, society, national defence and security, political system building and external relations.
Iceland's Minister of Foreign Affairs Þorgerður Katrín Gunnarsdóttir spoke highly of Việt Nam's role and standing in the region and expressed a desire to work with her Vietnamese counterpart to expand cooperation in areas where both countries have strengths, significant potential and shared interests, particularly economy, trade and investment, and energy infrastructure.
The committee head is responsible for assigning specific tasks to the deputy heads and members, issuing the committee's operating regulations, and deciding on the establishment of its standing body and subcommittees.
The signing marks an important milestone in relations between Việt Nam and EFTA, whose member states are among the world's leaders in innovation.
Since the establishment of diplomatic relations, friendship and cooperation between Việt Nam and Liechtenstein have been maintained and developed positively.
Party General Secretary and State President Tô Lâm and his spouse Ngô Phương Ly, together with Swiss President Guy Parmelin and his spouse Caroline Parmelin, take a stroll in the Hoàn Kiếm Lake pedestrian zone on the evening of October 17.
Madam Ngô Phương Ly, spouse of Party General Secretary & President Tô Lâm, and Madam Caroline Parmelin, spouse of Swiss President Guy Parmelin, visited Hà Nội University of Pharmacy on Saturday.
Expressing his pleasure at visiting Việt Nam again, President Guy Parmelin emphasised that his country was among the first to establish diplomatic ties with Việt Nam, adding Việt Nam's image in Switzerland continues to grow increasingly positive.
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