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This relationship is a precious common heritage that current and future generations should cherish, nurture, and strengthen.

Vietnam is an active party to these mechanisms, demonstrating its commitment to regional benefit, enhancing cooperation efficiency, and mobilizing external resources for national development.

Vietnam demanded that China respect its sovereignty in the East Sea (South China Sea), release the fishermen and their boats, and compensate them.

Vietnam and China issued a joint statement following Chinese Premier Li Qiang's official visit to Vietnam on October 12-14 at the invitation of Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh.

The agreements aim to strengthen activities between Vietnam and China across the board.

The project focuses on transforming the Huu Nghi International Border Gate into a "model border gate", the most advanced land border gate in ASEAN.

Meetings between Vietnamese and Chinese top leaders centered on strengthening the relations between the two parties and states, economic ties, and nourishing long-lasting youth relations.

The neighboring country welcomes the Vietnamese leader with the highest state honors.

Vietnam's Minister of Foreign Affairs sees the visit as a huge boost for Vietnam-China relations.

Lao Cai enjoys unique comparative advantages that position it to become a growth hub and economic and trade center that provides connectivity between Vietnam, ASEAN, and Southwest China.

The strong and friendly relationship between the two countries makes Chinese enterprises, particularly those in the Greater Bay Area, confident about investing in Vietnam.

Both sides are expected to accelerate the connectivity of transportation infrastructure, particularly in railways, roads, and border crossings, under the frameworks of "Two Corridors, One Belt" and "Belt and Road Initiative."

Vietnam expects to cooperate with China in personnel training, management, control, and design of railway projects.

China regards Vietnam as a priority in its overall neighborhood diplomacy, supporting the country’s successful industrialization, modernization, and expansion of its international role.

His visit is at the invitation of Chinese Premier Li Qiang and WEF Founder and Executive Chairman Klaus Schwab.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh is scheduled to attend the World Economic Forum's (WEF) 15th Annual Pioneers Meeting in China next week.