General Secretary To Lam proposed that digital transformation and science and technology be elevated as new focal points in bilateral cooperation between the two countries.

Tighter control over the sourcing of inputs would help Vietnamese exporters respond proactively to changes in trade policy while maintaining stable production.

The visit is made at the invitation of General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam, To Lam, and State President Luong Cuong.

This marks Xi Jinping’s fourth state visit to Vietnam in his role as General Secretary and President of China.

President Ho Chi Minh’s vision endures in today’s Vietnamese press, where truth, clarity, and public service remain guiding principles, not just historical ideals, but living values.

Vietnam's long-term goal is connecting its carbon market to regional and global markets, including the EU, China, and South Korea.

Vietnam is expected to capitalize on opportunities to drive stronger growth amid global uncertainties, while maintaining macroeconomic stability and keeping inflation under control.