Zhongguancun, China’s first national innovation demonstration zone, is regarded as a typical model for developing a large-scale innovation ecosystem with the participation from the State, schools, and enterprises
The visit will be made at the invitation of General Secretary of the Communist Party of Việt Nam Central Committee and State President Tô Lâm and his spouse.
PM Lawrence Wong expressed his confidence in the continued strong growth of the bilateral ties and called for breakthroughs in new areas such as carbon credit exchange and food security cooperation.
Expressing his impression of China’s high-speed rail achievements, Tô Lâm noted that the system is not only the longest but also among the most widely utilised globally, with strong prospects for further expansion.
Việt Nam has set a goal of achieving rapid and sustainable development, striving for average annual GDP growth of 10 per cent or higher in the 2026–2030 period. To reach this target, sectors, businesses and individuals alike will have much to do.
Việt Nam–Italy defence cooperation has been consolidated and enhanced in a practical and effective manner, in line with signed agreements and cooperation documents.
The National Assembly Standing Committee yesterday weighed a proposal to pilot the public lawyer institution and reviewed revised measures to strengthen Việt Nam’s capacity to prevent and resolve international investment disputes, as part of its ongoing first session.
Speaker of the Grand National Assembly of Türkiye Numan Kurtulmus described the IPU-152 as an event of historical importance with a highly relevant theme, not only globally but also directly related to important developments in regions.
Both sides agreed to maintain regular exchanges between the two top leaders through flexible formats, while enhancing the effectiveness of high-level Party-to-Party exchanges.
Party chief and President Tô Lâm expressed profound gratitude to China for its invaluable support in both manpower and resources, describing it as a great rear base for Việt Nam's revolution.
The Museum of the Communist Party of China is a major historical and cultural project showcasing the CPC’s development since its founding in 1921, affirming its leadership role in China’s development.
Both sides would continue to strengthen cooperation to protect political security and fight transnational crime, contributing to the maintenance of national security and social order in both countries.
US business representatives showed confidence in Việt Nam's potential and investment climate, offering specific recommendations in energy, high-tech, logistics, trade, finance, healthcare, agriculture, and consumer goods.
The top Vietnamese legislator’s attendance at IPU-152 underscores Việt Nam's proactive and leading role within the IPU in advancing cooperation, proposing initiatives, and delivering substantive contributions to the IPU’s activities
Priority should be given to rebalancing bilateral trade, moving beyond traditional commerce toward deeper integration in supply and production chains, improving transport connectivity, particularly through concrete railway cooperation mechanisms.
General Secretary and President Tô Lâm suggested elevating economic, trade, investment and tourism cooperation; promoting more balanced and sustainable trade; and fostering sustainable economic linkages, creating breakthroughs in strategic infrastructure connectivity, with top priority given to railway cooperation and expanded links to Central Asia and Europe.
The Vietnamese leader hoped that the youth would strengthen learning, promote the spirit of innovation and creativity, master science and technology, uphold the spirit of voluntary pioneering, and make worthy contributions to the development of each country and the friendship between the two nations.
The meeting was attended by leaders from 15 countries, including 10 AZEC members, Japan, Australia, Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Việt Nam and five guest countries, namely South Korea, Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka and Timor-Leste, along with leaders of the Asian Development Bank and the International Energy Agency.
