The NA Standing Committee will give opinions on revisions to key draft laws during its 52nd session, scheduled to open on December 2.
With the determination, wisdom, perseverance and creativity of the two Parties and States, the aspirations of the two peoples, Việt Nam and Laos will enter a new phase of strategic cohesion that is deeper, more effective, and more sustainable, said Party leader Tô Lâm.
Legislators agreed that identifying rare earths as an important resource that must be managed at the national level is consistent with the long-term development needs of the country.
Việt Nam and Brunei have always maintained close and friendly relations since the establishment of their diplomatic ties, and have especially strengthened cooperation since the upgrade of the ties to a Comprehensive Partnership in 2019.
Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính said Việt Nam always attaches great importance to advancing its Comprehensive Partnership with Brunei and hopes that the bilateral ties will continue to develop substantively, bringing concrete benefits and contributing to peace, stability, and sustainable development in the region.
Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính hosted a reception in Hà Nội on Monday for President of Cuba’s Prensa Latina news agency Jorge Legañoa Alonso, who is in Việt Nam on the occasion of the 65th anniversary of bilateral diplomatic ties.
The two leaders praised Việt Nam-Brunei ties, strengthened since the 2019 comprehensive partnership upgrade, with solid political and diplomatic links, effective cooperation mechanisms and active 2023–2027 action plan implementation.
Party General Secretary Tô Lâm said the visit provides an opportunity for both sides to reaffirm their determination to build a new vision and elevate Việt Nam–Laos relations to a higher level of development, with deeper political trust and new breakthroughs in cooperation across all fields.
The award aims to recognise the Vietnamese Party leader’s significant contributions to strengthening the great friendship, special solidarity and comprehensive cooperation between the two Parties, States and people of Laos and Việt Nam.
A recent 1.2-tonne drug seizure from the 'Golden Triangle' exposes the growing sophistication of transnational criminal networks in Việt Nam, officials say.
This is part of activities within the Vietnamese Party chief’s two-day state visit to Laos, where he will attend a ceremony marking the 50th anniversary of the Lao National Day and co-chair a high-level meeting between the Communist Party of Việt Nam (CPV) and the Lao People's Revolutionary Party.
Vietnamese leaders emphasised that over the past five decades, under the sound leadership of the LPRP, the Lao people have overcome numerous challenges, steadfastly safeguarding and building the nation, and achieving significant and historic accomplishments across all fields.
Speaking at the plenary session of the sixth Asia–Europe Political Forum (AEPF) in Budapest, Vietnamese Ambassador to Hungary Bùi Lê Thái outlined Việt Nam’s assessments of global developments and their implications for sustainable development, along with the mounting challenges facing multilateral cooperation.
In these proud achievements, the LFNC has played an important role in uniting and pooling all strata of society, harnessing their collective strength, creativity, and resources to drive Laos’ overall success.
From November 27-28, major Lao outlets ran articles reaffirming that the great friendship, special solidarity and comprehensive cooperation between Việt Nam and Laos constitute a priceless historical legacy.
The ceremony was conducted at the Presidential Palace in Vientiane with the highest protocol reserved for a head of state.
The upgrade of the bilateral relationship to the Comprehensive Partnership represents an extremely important step, marking a transformation in both quantity and quality of the bilateral ties.
During his two-day stay in the neighbouring country, the leader will also attend the 50th National Day celebrations of Laos and co-chair a high-level meeting between the Communist Party of Việt Nam (CPV) and the Lao People’s Revolutionary Party (LPRP).
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