Vietnam Enhances International Partnerships and Economic Cooperation
Vietnam actively engages in international partnerships, contributing significantly to regional economic discussions and celebrating diplomatic anniversaries. The country seeks to enhance cooperation with nations such as Slovakia, New Zealand, Hungary, and Russia, focusing on legislative collaboration and economic tie strengthening. It also emphasizes Sustainable Development Goals and regional security through cooperative endeavors with neighboring countries.
Slovakia regards Vietnam as a significant partner within the Asia-Pacific region. In related discussions, Vietnam made substantial contributions to the success of the ASEAN Economic Ministers’ Retreat (AEMR-31) by supporting Malaysia’s economic initiatives for the 2025 ASEAN Chairmanship.
In a meeting between the Mayor of Nachod, Czech Republic, and Ambassador Nam, the Mayor encouraged fostering connections between Nachod and local Vietnamese jurisdictions. This collaboration is aimed at leveraging local strengths and expanding investment opportunities for businesses in both nations.
The Prime Minister of Vietnam reaffirmed commitments to American enterprises, inviting them to partake in initiatives that would benefit both parties and enhance their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.
The 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Vietnam and Russia was commemorated in Can Tho on February 28, recognizing the enduring partnership established on January 30, 1950.
Hungary’s National Assembly Speaker, László Kövér, expressed a strong desire to strengthen parliamentary collaboration with Vietnam, particularly in sharing legislative practices that could benefit both countries.
On February 28, State President Luong Cuong conveyed congratulations to Angola’s President, João Manuel Gonçalves Lourenço, marking his new role within the African Union (AU) leadership.
New Zealand’s Prime Minister Christopher Luxon concluded his visit to Vietnam, yielding promising developments in bilateral relations that underscore a framework for advancing cooperation between the two nations.
In an afternoon briefing, Party General Secretary To Lam delineated ambitious economic targets for Vietnam, aiming for at least an 8% growth rate by 2025 and laying the groundwork for future increases in economic performance.
Ho Chi Minh City’s leadership expressed optimism that Prime Minister Luxon’s visit would foster greater investment cooperation from New Zealand enterprises in the future. Significant opportunities lie ahead for collaboration across various sectors.
Prime Minister Luxon noted a 40% increase in two-way trade between Vietnam and New Zealand in the past five years, advocating for an upgrade to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.
On February 28, the State President of Vietnam announced the promulgation of three newly passed laws pertinent to the structure of its governmental organization and legislative framework, which were decided during an extraordinary National Assembly session.
Vietnam’s Permanent Representative to the UN, Ambassador Dang Hoang Giang, articulated Vietnam’s commitment to promoting Sustainable Development Goals and enhancing climate action initiatives globally.
Vietnam-Russia relations were celebrated in Moscow, highlighting a partnership that has endured for over 75 years, reflecting mutual affection and cooperation.
The President of Botswana urged the strengthening of economic and trade partnerships with Vietnam, advocating for cooperation in key sectors such as mining and livestock farming, and encouraging Vietnamese businesses to explore opportunities in Botswana.
Hai Phong Economic Zone has reported a robust investment landscape with 241 projects from Chinese firms, amounting to $6 billion, which constitutes a significant portion of local industrial zone investments.
The Vice Chairman of Ho Chi Minh City’s People’s Committee emphasized Vietnam’s gratitude for Japan’s substantial investment presence, noting over 1,800 projects from Japan valued at over $5.9 billion, highlighting the effectiveness of bilateral economic relations.
Regarding people-to-people exchanges, Ambassador Pham Thanh Binh reaffirmed Vietnam’s commitment to fostering friendship and cooperation with China as a fundamental aspect of its foreign policy.
The Vietnam-China Coast Guards conducted a joint patrol in the Gulf of Tonkin, addressing issues of smuggling and illegal trade while enhancing regional security and operational cooperation.
Vietnam continues to strengthen its international partnerships, engaging actively with various countries to bolster economic and legislative cooperation. Significant anniversaries, such as Vietnam’s diplomatic ties with Russia and new initiatives with nations like New Zealand and Hungary, exemplify Vietnam’s diplomatic efforts. Furthermore, the emphasis on Sustainable Development Goals and regional security highlights Vietnam’s strategic priorities in fostering collaborative relations.
Original Source: en.vietnamplus.vn
