Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính will lead a high-ranking delegation of Việt Nam to attend the 44th and 45th ASEAN Summits and related meetings in Vientiane, Laos, from October 8-11.
The visit, led by NA Vice Chairman Nguyễn Đức Hải, aimed to implement a foreign affairs programme focusing on exchanging experiences to improve the quality of the law-making work.
Head of national politics academy proposed that the World Bank design cooperation programmes with the academy in policy research and consultation to support localities to develop sustainably, and give recommendations on new directions for Việt Nam in the coming time, with a vision to 2045 when Việt Nam enters a new starting point, an era of growth.
State President Tô Lâm will attend the 19th Francophonie Summit in France and pay an official visit to the European country between September 30 to October 7.
The diplomat said the presence of Vietnamese top leader at the summit for the first time marks a new milestone, affirming the nation's highest-level commitment to the development of the Francophone community, as well as showcasing its efforts to enhance the image and presence of the Francophone community in the Asia-Pacific region.
Deputy Director-General of UNESCO Xing Qu stated that Việt Nam remains a trusted partner of UNESCO in proposing and launching initiatives aimed at enhancing the role and position of UNESCO in the new global context.
General Secretary of the Communist Party of Việt Nam Central Committee and State President Tô Lâm delivers a speech while visitingTrinity College Dublin in Ireland on Wednesday (local time).
Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính stressed the necessity of establishing new governance methods to manage green transformation, green growth and circular economic development.
Party General Secretary and State President Tô Lâm stresses on three orientations to capitalise on strategic opportunities, turn challenges into opportunity and build a prosperous future for both nations.
After more than ten years of implementing the 2013 Constitution, the rights of the child in Việt Nam have become a part of human rights, helping concretise the rights of the child in accordance with international practices and the country's conditions.
Party General Secretary and President Tô Lâm said Việt Nam attaches importance to developing friendly relations and multi-faceted cooperation with Ireland, while speaking highly of the Irish Government for granting Việt Nam a priority position in its development cooperation policy within the framework of Ireland's strategy 'Global Ireland: Renewing our commitment to delivering in the Asia Pacific Region to 2025'.
Việt Nam is extremely concerned about, discontented with, and resolutely opposes the Chinese law enforcement force’s brutal behaviours towards the Vietnamese fishermen and fishing vessel operating in Việt Nam's Hoàng Sa archipelago area, which injured, threatened the lives, and cause property damage to the Vietnamese fishermen.
The bilateral relations have been growing well, especially in trade, which soon reached the revenue target of over $10 billion.
On this occasion, Trạc conveyed the invitation to visit Việt Nam from Vietnamese leaders to leaders of the Party and State of South Africa.
Earlier, the Vietnamese top leader wrote in the guest book that he is happy to visit Ireland - the beautiful "pearl island" which is rich in cultural traditions and very grateful for the warm and respectful welcome that the Irish President and the Irish people have given to him and the Vietnamese delegation.
The Vietnamese delegation promptly refuted wrongful allegations and unverified information presented by a minority of NGOs during the session, underlining the country’s ongoing work to create an environment that allows citizens to actively engage in shaping legal policies.
Deputy PM Nguyễn Hoà Bình expressed hope that this year's pardon would inspire other inmates to work toward their own future pardons, particularly in light of upcoming national celebrations in 2025, when large-scale pardon is expected.
Ireland is now Việt Nam's sixth largest trading partner among EU members, with two-way trade reaching US$3.5 billion in 2023 and $2.73 billion in the first seven months of 2024.
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