The two sides discussed expanding cooperation in education, labour and skilled workforce development, particularly in nursing, information technology and mechanical engineering
The Vietnamese foreign minister asked US State Secretary Marco Rubio to convey a message from Party General Secretary and State President Tô Lâm to US President Donald Trump, reaffirming Việt Nam's wish to continue promoting substantive bilateral ties.
Minister of Foreign Affairs Lê Hoài Trung affirmed that Việt Nam will exert all-out efforts to join other countries in bring ASEAN–UK cooperation into a new stage that is more substantive, effective and beneficial to their people.
During a meeting with the UNRWA official in Manila, the Philippines on Wednesday, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Đặng Hoàng Giang affirmed Việt Nam’s consistent support for UNRWA’s role and operations, praising its efforts to maintain humanitarian, educational and healthcare assistance for Palestinians amid the complex situation.
Senior Party official proposed Japan share its experience in operating the local administration model and decentralisation mechanisms to support Việt Nam's ongoing institutional reforms.
The ministers agreed to effectively implement the 2024 Mekong–Japan Cooperation Strategy, and closely coordinate preparations for the 13th Mekong–Japan Summit to chart cooperation in the new phase.
As neighbouring socialist countries and developing nations, China and Việt Nam should continue strengthening solidarity, cooperation and mutual support amid the complex international situation
At the ASEAN–Canada Foreign Ministers’ Meeting, the two sides noted the positive development of the bilateral relationship since it was elevated to a Strategic Partnership in 2023. The meeting adopted an action plan to implement the ASEAN–Canada Strategic Partnership for 2026–30, providing a framework for bilateral cooperation.
The two countries' foreign ministers agreed to closely coordinate preparations for upcoming high-level visits and meetings; deepen cooperation in priority areas, particularly science and technology, education and training, and economic resilience; and facilitate projects supporting development cooperation.
Việt Nam will continue working closely with New Zealand and other ASEAN member states to further deepen the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between the two sides, contributing to regional and global peace, stability and development.
Japanese Foreign Minister Motegi Toshimitsu reaffirmed Japan’s long-term commitment to ASEAN in the spirit of a “heart-to-heart” partnership and pledged to continue supporting the intra-bloc unity and ASEAN’s central role.
To turn leaders' vision into concrete results, Vietnamese top diplomat urged both sides to make breakthroughs in economic cooperation and to raise two-way trade to US$45 billion by 2035.
The most meaningful way to commemorate those who sacrificed and contributed to the country is to safeguard the achievements of the revolution and continue building a peaceful, independent, democratic, prosperous, civilised and happy Việt Nam advancing towards socialism
Executive Acting Secretary General of Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party reaffirmed the LDP’s and the Japanese National Diet’s strong support for expanding practical and comprehensive cooperation with Việt Nam. He underscored Japan’s commitment to accompanying and supporting Việt Nam in achieving its strategic autonomy goals.
Referring to the directions set by Prime Minister Lê Minh Hưng and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney during their July 21 phone talks, FM Lê Hoài Trung called for closer coordination to translate those commitments into action
Việt Nam's Foreign Minister Lê Hoài Trung welcomed continued US support for ASEAN's principled position on the East Sea (internationally known as the South China Sea), while calling on the US to continue contributing to an open, inclusive, transparent, resilient and rules-based regional architecture with ASEAN at its centre.
ASEAN member states welcomed China’s continued support for ASEAN centrality and its active participation in ASEAN-led mechanisms. Both sides agreed to step up cooperation in addressing non-traditional security challenges, including transnational crime, cybercrime, online fraud, terrorism and drug trafficking.
