Given the strong growth in bilateral trade, the Vietnamese leader said the two economies could aim for two-way trade of US$14-15 billion by 2030 in a balanced, sustainable manner with higher added value.
The development of the agriculture, forestry and fisheries sectors should not focus solely on increasing export value, but must be linked to comprehensive restructuring of agriculture towards modern, ecological, high-value-added and sustainable development, said Permanent Deputy Prime Minister Phạm Gia Túc.
The Party and State always pay attention to protecting and caring for the health of the people, particularly child patients, and continue to prioritise substantial resources for the healthcare sector, said Prime Minister Lê Minh Hưng.
Leaders recognized the importance of sustained engagement to reinforce the institutional foundations of the bilateral relationship, facilitate cooperation on shared priorities, and support the effective management of emerging challenges and opportunities.
The Speakers of the Senate and the House of Commons affirmed that bilateral relations have been built on a foundation of decades of shared goals, common interests, and enduring friendship. They expressed their belief that the coming years would open up many new opportunities to further deepen relations between the two countries and their people.
A series of high-level forums and technological exhibitions will kick off in Hà Nội to mark National Innovation Day 2026, aiming to turn research into a main driver for socio-economic growth and realise the goals of Resolution 57.
A variety of entertaining activities to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival have been held across HCM City to bring joy to children on this special occasion.
Among the proposed measures, the issuance of a legal ban on keeping bears is considered one of the concrete solutions needed in the final stage of the roadmap to end bear bile farming.
Resolution No. 26-NQ/TW offers a new vision for tourism: not merely attracting visitors and generating revenue, but becoming a “locomotive” that drives growth across multiple sectors. To achieve this, Việt Nam must fundamentally change the way it develops and manages tourism.
In an effort to attract more Chinese tourists, the Cambodian Government introduced a visa exemption for all Chinese passport holders, regardless of whether they travel directly from China or from another country.