Türkiye welcomed recent progress in training cooperation, including Türkiye’s decision to, for the first time, send an officer to study at Việt Nam’s National Defence Academy and to continue dispatching officers for Vietnamese language training at the Military Science Academy.
With limited time left to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals, UN Women’s Strategic Plan for 2026–2028 will help renew global commitments to advancing gender equality and reaffirm the agency’s crucial role within the UN development system.
Expressing his delight at the fruitful development with high political trust of the Việt Nam-Japan Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, and cooperation between the Vietnamese NA and the Japanese House of Representatives, Deputy PM Lê Thành Long thanked the Japanese legislative body for their support and collaboration over the years.
Dominated by the red tone of the national flag, the logo embodies the patriotic tradition, revolutionary fervor, unity, and resilience of the Vietnamese people
With less than four months left in 2025, Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính has pressed ministries and provinces to accelerate transport projects, citing heavy workloads and lingering land clearance delays.
During the meeting, Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính noted that bilateral relations have grown far beyond expectations since the establishment of diplomatic ties, with Australia offering valuable support, particularly in personnel training and official development assistance across various sectors.
During official talks in Hà Nội, Vietnamese and Australian leaders discussed maintaining cooperation across all levels to enhance political trust and mutual understanding, thereby boosting bilateral ties in multiple aspects.
Regarding parliamentary cooperation, the top legislator of Việt Nam called for enhanced delegation exchanges, high-level contacts, and closer collaboration between the two legislatures.
Việt Nam and Australia share many similarities, including strategic interests and perspectives on regional and international issues, said State President Lương Cường.
During a meeting with Australian Governor-General Sam Mostyn in Hà Nội, Party General Secretary Tô Lâm expressed his delight at the robust, practical, and effective growth of bilateral ties, with both countries becoming key partners in politics, economy, and science and technology.
At the recent ASEAN meetings in Port Dickson, Malaysia, senior officials from the bloc's ten member states, along with representatives from Timor-Leste and dialogue partners thoroughly reviewed the agenda and examined more than 80 draft documents to be submitted to the country leaders.
Senior Lieutenant General Lê Huy Vịnh said that the general department should prioritise the manufacture of complete, integrated products rather than focusing solely on isolated technological components.
Peacekeeping must place greater emphasis on the protection of civilians, particularly women and children, making this a central task so that missions truly serve as a source of support for local communities.
The Party chief also proposed the development of policies to encourage the private sector to participate in critical infrastructure projects, including expressways, high-speed railways, metro lines, energy infrastructure, and defence-security industries. In addition, it is necessary to effectively implement initiatives such as the international financial centre, free trade zones, and other new economic models.
Việt Nam and Australia officially established diplomatic relations on February 26, 1973. Since then, they have built a strong and enduring relationship with diverse and expanding interests.
80 years of Việt Nam's independence represent 80 years of courage, perseverance, and the ability to continuously innovate itself. Likewise, 50 years of Việt Nam–Germany relations signify 50 years of dialogue, mutual respect, and trust.
The meeting reaffirms ASEAN member states’ commitment to strengthening intra-bloc cooperation in addressing common security challenges, and marks a significant turning point as the ASEAN Plan of Action in Combating Transnational Crime (2016–2025) will expire at the end of this year.
The 65-day programme, running from August 13 to October 16, originally aimed to raise at least VNĐ65 billion to help Cuban people overcome current hardships.
