Việt Nam News

Ireland wants to step up collaboration with Việt Nam in the areas of education, agrifood and trade, Irish Ambassador to Việt Nam Deirdre Ní Fhallúin told the Vietnam News Agency

The two sides freshly announced the establishment of a comprehensive partnership on the occasion of the 70th founding anniversary of diplomatic relations, and discussed major measures to promote the ties in a deeper, more effective, practical, and long-term manner

Established in 1949, the school is one of the key institutions for training talents for Mongolia. To mark the 90th birthday of President Hồ Chí Minh in 1980, Mongolia decided to name the school after him.

The Ministry of Transport is expected to complete the feasibility report for submission to the Government by October 7 this year.

Result-oriented collaboration will be fostered in such areas as agriculture, science, transportation, culture, sports, tourism, education, labour, environment, and social protection.

On the occasion, the Vietnamese top leader thanked the Mongolian Government and people for their support of US$200,000 to help locals of northern Việt Nam recover from the damage caused by recent Typhoon Yagi.

The two countries' top leaders issued the Việt Nam-Mongolia Joint Declaration on establishing a comprehensive partnership.

Meeting with Mongolian Chairman of the Parliament Dashzegve Amarbayasgalan as part of his state visit to Mongolia, Viêt Nam's top leader Tô Lâm expressed his delight at the trip which took place at a time when bilateral relations are developing robustly in various domains.

Ambassador Tâm pledged that he, along with the embassy and its agencies, will make every effort to effectively serve as a bridge and coordinator.

The Việt Nam Culture Day will run until October 2, aiming to promote mutual understanding as well as sound friendship and cooperation between the two peoples and contributing to developing the bilateral ties in the coming time.

In their messages, the Vietnamese Party and State leaders congratulated the Chinese Party, State and people on their significant achievements on socio-economic development, reform and opening-up over the past 75 years.

Party General Secretary and State President Tô Lâm on September 30 sent a congratulatory message to Botswana's President Mokgweetsi Masisi on the occasion of the 58th National Day of the Southern African country.

The visit underscores that the Party and State of Việt Nam attach importance to the traditional friendship with Mongolia, and want to deepen and enhance the bilateral ties in a more practical and effective manner in line with the new situation.

The meeting was in preparation for the eighth session of the 15th National Assembly.

In anticipation of the State visit of the Party General Secretary and President of Việt Nam, Tô Lâm, to Ireland from October 1 to 4, Vietnamese Ambassador to Ireland and the UK Đỗ Minh Hùng shared insights with the Việt Nam News Agency on the visit's significance and its expected impact on Việt Nam-Ireland relations.

Twenty of those chosen for amnesty are foreigners, including 19 men and one woman, said Đỗ Hùng Việt, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Lâm's two-day visit to Mongolia continues to implement Việt Nam's foreign policy of independence, self-reliance, multilateralisation and diversification of relations, and proactive and active international integration

Việt Nam and Mongolia have shared a long-standing traditional friendship. Mongolia was one of the first countries to establish diplomatic relations with Việt Nam, the first Southeast Asian country with which Mongolia established diplomatic relations.