UNCLOS remains fully relevant for sea, ocean governance: Deputy FM

The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) remains fully valid and continues to affirm its essential role in maintaining the legal order on the seas and oceans, said alternate member of the Party Central Committee and Permanent Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Nguyễn Minh Vũ.

UK King's birthday celebrated for the first time in Việt Nam

"...The bond of friendship and cooperation between Việt Nam and the UK is currently at its finest. The United Kingdom, given its important global role and implementation of various strategies that prioritize collaboration with Asia, is among Việt Nam’s premier partners in Europe," Deputy Foreign Minister Lê Thu Hằng said

Việt Nam attends 35th APEC Ministerial Meeting in Peru

Vietnamese Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Bùi Thanh Sơn offered several recommendations for APEC cooperation, including strengthening digital governance by sharing best practices for integrating digital technology into business registration, tax compliance, and labour regulations.

President Lương Cường meets Lima mayor, receives token key

The Lima official affirmed that the people of the city, like all Peruvians, highly value the friendship and cooperative ties with Việt Nam, pledged his readiness to further strengthen bilateral cooperation, and voiced his hope for an early establishment of a sisterly relationship between Lima and a Vietnamese locality.

State President meets with Sultan of Brunei

Expressing their satisfaction at the effective development of the Việt Nam-Brunei comprehensive partnership, the two leaders agreed to work closely to make the bilateral relations develop in a deeper fashion, benefiting the two peoples while contributing to building a strong, resilient, and sustainable ASEAN community.

ASEAN acts as policy priority for major powers: conference

ASEAN’s role will decline if it fails to handle the 'push and pull' pressure of major countries and fails to maintain solidarity and unity in issues of common interest to the association, said a former deputy minister of foreign affairs.

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