Việt Nam’s journey since 1945 illustrates a remarkable combination of national independence, decisive economic reform and a strong commitment to human-centred development, securing an increasingly firm position for the country on the global stage, said Dr. Nadia Radulovich, an international relations expert at the Faculty of Oriental Studies under the University of Salvador.
Việt Nam and Algeria established diplomatic relations in 1962, soon after Algeria’s independence, though their bonds date back to 1958, when Việt Nam was among the first to recognise the Provisional Government of the Algeria Republic
HCM City is partaking in Hà Nội's National Exhibition of Achievements as the economic and cultural leader of the country, showcasing its rich history and accomplishment.
Việt Nam News & Law reporter Lê Hương interviews historian Nguyễn Quang Ngọc, deputy chairman of the Việt Nam Historical Science Association and former head of the Department of History at VNU's University of Social Sciences and Humanities, about the significance of the August Revolution in 1945.
Speaker of the New Zealand House of Representatives Gerry Brownlee praised Việt Nam’s “very big aspirations” for economic growth, saying that New Zealand sought to learn from its experience in sustaining high growth rates despite global headwinds.
Việt Nam has demonstrated to the world that with the right strategy, commitment to embracing changes, and courageous spirit, even the most challenging background could lead to extraordinary success.
The elevation and upgrade of relations with key, important partners have contributed to creating a new strategic stature, deepening cooperation with partners, laying the foundation for long-term and sustainable relations, and opening up a more favourable diplomatic landscape than ever before for the cause of national construction and defence.
Facing rising non-traditional security threats linked to harmful human activities, Việt Nam is stepping up its response to challenges such as terrorism, drug-related crimes, cross-border human trafficking and especially high-tech and cybercrime. As criminal tactics grow more complex in today’s globalised world, VNA’s correspondent in the Czech Republic spoke with Dr Takashi Hosoda, Assistant Professor at the University of West Bohemia, to gain further insight.
Ambassador of Panama to Việt Nam, Nubiela Ayala Modes, wrote to Việt Nam News on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Panama and Việt Nam.
A standout feature is the application of cutting-edge technologies such as virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), touch screens, 3D models and multimedia presentations, offering visitors an immersive and interactive experience.
Việt Nam News reporter Nguyễn Hằng interviews ambassadors and representatives of diplomatic missions in Việt Nam about their assessments and expectations of the new model.
Việt Nam has demonstrated its capability and always played an active, constructive role in diplomacy, international affairs and within UN bodies, said Massimiliano Ay, General Secretary of the Communist Party of Switzerland (CPS).
Over the past 80 years, Việt Nam has undertaken extensive economic reforms, including domestic market improvements, enhanced savings rates, consumption promotion, and export market expansion.
On the occasion, Việt Nam News reporter Nguyễn Khánh Chi spoke to Cuba’s Ambassador to Việt Nam Rogelio Polanco Fuentes, seeking his comments on the special place that the Latin American nation holds in the hearts of the Vietnamese people.
Việt Nam has become increasingly confident in promoting multilateralism, establishing strategic partnerships, and more recently, comprehensive strategic partnerships, said Professor Carl Thayer of the Australian Defence Force Academy, University of New South Wales.
Hoàng Quốc Huy, deputy director of the Centre of Biodiversity Conservation (GreenViet) and a zoologist explains the important role of rich biodiversity conservation with Việt Nam News reporter Công Thành.
Vice President Võ Thị Ánh Xuân’s first official visit to Nepal coincides with the 50th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the two countries. The trip is expected to inject fresh momentum into cooperation in trade, investment and tourism.
Following a policy of diversification and multilateralisation of relations, Việt Nam now maintains diplomatic relations with 194 countries, has strategic or comprehensive partnerships with 38 nations, including all UN Security Council permanent members, G7 countries, and most G20 nations.