President Lương Cường’s visit marks a significant milestone in the diplomatic ties between the two countries, reflecting a shared commitment to advancing relations, strengthening political trust, and deepening the traditional friendship
During the past tenure of the construction ministry's Party Committee, Việt Nam's infrastructure landscape has undergone transformation, with the country on track to complete 3,000km of expressways by the end of this year.
All ministries must standardise and publish administrative procedures delegated to local levels, especially those involving investment, imports/exports, land use, and planning by August 15. Any outdated or conflicting legal requirements must be revised to reflect the principle of intra-provincial location-independent service.
The two sides agreed to further strengthen bilateral defence cooperation, with a focus on high-level delegation exchanges to boost mutual trust and explore cooperation chances, training and capacity building, United Nations peacekeeping operations, along with defence industry and military trade. They also agreed to explore potential areas for future joint work.
President Lương Cường praised the community for their solidarity and lawful integration, as well as their continued devotion to the homeland, and highly valued the embassy for its support of Vietnamese expats, helping them smoothly integrate into the host society.
Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyễn Hồng Diên reaffirmed Việt Nam’s cooperative spirit and readiness to work closely through designated agencies, ensuring all collaboration aligns with legal regulations and benefits both parties.
To build on the cordial relations, President Lương Cường called for enhanced political and diplomatic engagement to deepen trust and mutual understanding between Việt Nam and AL member states.
President Lương Cường said that Việt Nam and Arab nations have great potential to boost cooperation, particularly in solar and wind energy, green hydrogen production and energy storage technologies.
NA Chairman Trần Thanh Mẫn emphasised that with major highways and strong regional connectivity, Thạnh Xuân holds considerable advantages for investment and development.
General Secretary Tô Lâm noted that in recent years, through the emulation movement for national security, public security officers have consistently upheld their sense of responsibility to the Party, the State and the people.
Key ongoing projects include initiatives for specialised chip development, the electronics industry, talent attraction and foreign investment in semiconductors.
President Lương Cường assessed that in recent years, the relations between Việt Nam and Middle Eastern and African countries have made clear progress, with high-level delegation exchanges taking place actively; and that there is great room for cooperation and expanding Vietnam's interests in the region.
Both sides affirmed their determination to further advance the strong ties between the Communist Party of Việt Nam (CPV), the Communist Party of Uruguay, and the FA, contributing to the broader development of the Uruguay - Việt Nam relations.
Egypt stands out as one of Việt nam’s most important trading partners and a promising market in Africa. Notably, Egypt was the first North African country to officially recognise Việt Nam as a full market economy in November 2013.
During the visit, President Lương Cường is scheduled to have high-level talks with Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi; met with Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly, President of the Senate Abdel Wahab Abdel-Razek and Speaker of the House of Representatives Hanafy El-Gebaly.
The visits aim to further intensify the traditional friendship, creating momentum and heralding a new phase of Việt Nam's cooperation, especially in economy and trade, with Egypt, Angola, as well as other African countries.
Việt Nam’s MIA cooperation has always been acknowledged and highly appreciated by the US side, and is regarded as a model of international cooperation
Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính on August 1 sent a message of sympathy to Chinese Premier Li Qiang following severe flooding in Beijing and surrounding areas that caused heavy casualties and damage.
