The US stands ready to collaborate with Vietnam in chip technology, semiconductors, innovation, green transition, and human resources development, with the latter's strong commitment to deeper engagement in global value chains.
US President Joe Biden underscored the historic significance of his visit, stressing its importance not only for the bilateral relations but also for the broader Indo-Pacific region and the world.
This marks President Biden's first visit to Vietnam since assuming office in early 2021, coinciding with the 10th anniversary of the establishment of the Comprehensive Partnership between the two nations.
New York pledged business support and market intelligence to encourage increased US investment in Vietnam and Hanoi.
The commitment of both Vietnam and the US to work together on such cases sets a precedent for future joint operations and reinforces the shared goal of upholding justice and public safety.
Vietnamese Prime Minister and the US President stressed the importance of maintaining exchanges between delegations at all levels, especially those of high ranking.
The construction of a new US Embassy in the capital city would be a fitting way to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Vietnam-US Comprehensive Partnership this year.
Much remains to be done for Vietnam to reach the goal of becoming a developed country by 2045, but it is moving in the right direction.
Vietnam is shifting from attracting FDI to cooperating with foreign investors on a fair basis for mutual benefits.
They share the view that Vietnam remains among the most attractive market in Southeast Asia for those looking for stability and diversification of supply chains.