Vietnam Engages in Diplomatic Efforts and Celebrates Tet

Vietnamese leaders recently engaged in significant diplomatic actions, extending Tet wishes and expressing condolences regarding a tragedy in Türkiye. Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh participated in the World Economic Forum, discussing international cooperation while also acknowledging the contributions of national security forces. Vietnam’s socio-economic advancements and diplomatic efforts were recognized by both regional and global leaders.

Delegations from the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces recently visited the Vietnamese Embassy in Phnom Penh to extend their Lunar New Year greetings. Meanwhile, Vietnamese State President Luong Cuong expressed condolences to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan regarding a tragic fire that occurred at a ski resort in northwestern Türkiye.

On January 22, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh participated in the 55th Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland, where he engaged in bilateral discussions with various leaders, including OECD Secretary-General Mathias Cormann and Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof. Additionally, he affirmed Vietnam’s commitment to fostering relations with Liechtenstein.

The Prime Minister also met with Klaus Schwab, Founder and Executive Chairman of the WEF, highlighting the events of the annual meeting. Furthermore, President Luong Cuong recognized the achievements of the Mobile Police Command and the Security Guard Command while extending Tet wishes to them, reflecting the government’s acknowledgment of their contributions.

Vietnam’s impressive socio-economic progress was acknowledged by Lao Ambassador to Australia Sinchai Manivanh, noting a remarkable growth rate and social stability. In other developments, Vietnam’s Permanent Representative to the UN welcomed ceasefire agreements reached between Israel and Hamas, as well as between Israel and Lebanon.

The Francophone Parliamentary Forum held in Can Tho focused on vital issues such as sustainable agriculture and climate change, promoting discussions on how to adapt to these challenges collaboratively. The Prime Minister’s meetings with leaders from Ukraine and Panama also underscored Vietnam’s growing international engagement at the WEF meeting.

Vietnam and Cambodia maintain a close diplomatic relationship, and the visits made by the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces to the Vietnamese Embassy reflect this tradition of goodwill during significant cultural celebrations such as Tet. Simultaneously, Vietnam’s participation in international forums like the WEF emphasizes its growing global role and economic strategies. The various meetings held by Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh further highlight Vietnam’s commitment to fostering bilateral ties and engaging in key discussions on pressing global issues.

In summary, Vietnam has been actively engaging in diplomatic activities, showcasing its commitment to strengthen bilateral relations during culturally significant events like Tet. The Prime Minister’s participation in the WEF alongside leaders from different countries highlights Vietnam’s increasing influence on global economic discussions and its proactive stance in addressing international conflicts and socio-economic challenges.

Original Source: en.vietnamplus.vn