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.
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.
Pfizer and VNVC voiced their desire to contribute their respective expertise, capabilities and resources to support Việt Nam's healthcare priorities, explore cooperation opportunities, promote vaccination and strengthen the public health system's preparedness and response capacity, thereby contributing to the country’s long-term health goals.
The meetings formed part of his working trip to attend the high-level general debate of the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) and conduct bilateral activities in the US.
General Secretary and President Tô Lâm appreciated the invaluable support and cooperation that UN organisations have extended to Việt Nam over the years.
Việt Nam steadfastly resolves disputes, including those in the East Sea, through peaceful means in accordance with international law, particularly the 1982 UN Convention on the Law of the Sea, while resolutely safeguarding its sovereignty, sovereign rights, and jurisdiction.
All nations – large or small – share a common responsibility for the peace, stability, and development of humanity.
Defence cooperation has been identified as an important pillar of the bilateral relationship, receiving attention from the defence ministries of both countries and producing practical results.
Senior leaders from many countries shared the view that the world is facing unprecedented challenges. They expressed strong support for the UN's central role in the multilateral system and advocated reforming the organisation to respond more efficiently to escalating crises.
The Vietnamese leader agreed to keep advancing the extensive bilateral cooperation into a new phase of development, meeting the needs of both nations and substantively contributing to peace, cooperation, and development in the region and the world.
The draft law reduces the number of preliminary environmental impact assessment criteria from three to two, with the Government tasked with providing detailed regulations.
The visit by Director of the Military Academy of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Russia will achieve positive results, particularly in cooperation between the Russian academy and the Việt Nam National Defence Academy.
Hùng Cao affirmed that the US attaches importance to its relationship with Việt Nam and supports a strong, independent, self-strengthening and prosperous Việt Nam playing an increasingly important role in the region.
General Phan Văn Giang proposed that the two sides continue coordinating closely in implementing agreed areas of defence cooperation, with priority given to war aftermath remediation.
With support from the RoK side, the Vietnamese embassy in RoK conducted consular and citizen protection activities, meeting the sailors in person to encourage them, assess their circumstances and provide food and spiritual support while they awaited repatriation.
