The Prime Minister stressed the importance of a sense of responsibility and collective spirit among ASEAN member states towards the common goal and the balancing of national interests with the bloc's interests.
With an initiative, positive, responsible, and creative spirit, the Vietnamese delegation will participate in the 42nd ASEAN Summit.
ASEAN holds a particularly important position and is an integral part of Vietnam's foreign policy.
Vietnam remains an attractive market for Japanese firms thanks to its positive growth prospects and sizable population of 100 million.
Vietnam's tourism suppliers have won top awards in the categories of unique homestay, community tourism associated with local economic development, qualified public toilets, and best ASEAN spa services.
Tourism is expected to label ASEAN as stable, peaceful, dignified, upholding human values, and able to support world economic stability.
Being a member of the regional group for 27 years, Vietnam has attracted external resources for economic development and expanded its diplomatic networks while the country’s diplomatic activism in recent years has reinforced ASEAN’s central role in addressing regional challenges.
ASEAN and the EU were each other's third largest trading partners, with total bilateral trade of almost $269 billion in 2021.
The Hanoi delegation attended the ASEAN Mayors Forum and the meeting of Governors/Mayors of ASEAN Capitals on December 2-3 in Phnom Penh.
The White House said US President Joe Biden has overseen an unprecedented expansion in US-ASEAN relations.
Separate meetings with leaders of regional countries will help Vietnam seek avenues for further partnership amid global challenges.
The parties concurred to support ASEAN's role and initiatives in fostering dialogue, reconciliation, and solutions for Myanmar.
The summits demonstrate ASEAN’s determination for a future of solidarity, resilience, inclusiveness, and a rule-based approach.
The city expects to raise its vocational training to that of the leading regional countries in the coming years.
Hanoi expects the effective implementation of the Five-Point Consensus with the priority given to ending violence and promote dialogues and reconciliation for the sake of Myanmar’s people.
In the spirit of placing people at the center, OECD countries, including Australia, are interested in supporting Vietnam's development of human resources and vocational skills.
Women-led businesses have played a significant part in the socio-economic recovery process in Vietnam and the region.
