Vietnam’s President visits Thailand today
Vietnamese State President Nguyen Xuan Phuc is the first foreign leader to visit Thailand ahead of the 29th APEC meeting.
Vietnamese State President Nguyen Xuan Phuc is the first foreign leader to visit Thailand ahead of the 29th APEC meeting.
Interestingly, both Vietnamese men's and women’s U23 football teams will face Thailand's in the finals for gold medals.
After finishing their SEA Games 31’s competitions, the Thai men's and women’s Sepak Takraw teams went sight-seeing in Hanoi by double-decker bus on the morning of May 18.
The ThaiCham is tasked with expanding business networking and Thai presence to strengthen the Thai businesses community in Vietnam.
The bilateral relations towards balanced trade are important as both are important trade partners to each other.
Three of the Vietnamese players of the match today just arrived in Cambodia few hours before the game started.
Thailand is currently Vietnam’s largest trading partner in ASEAN and the ninth-largest foreign investor in Vietnam.
The defeat ended Park Hang-seo’s 35-match unbeaten record against Southeast Asian national teams for the past three years.
It is an important milestone that marks the Vietnamese folk dance's presence on the world’s intangible cultural heritage map.
The unique folk dance is a spiritual symbol and a cultural trait reflecting the vehement vitality and the strength of unity among Vietnam’s northwestern ethnic minorities.
Local stakeholders are working together to preserve traditional brocade weaving of Thai ethnic groups, upskill and improve the livelihoods of ethnic minority women.
There are indications that cane sugar from Thailand was imported into Vietnam through a third country.
Vietnamese Embassy has set up a permanent working group to direct the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic among the Vietnamese expats in Thailand.
Thailand remains Vietnam’s largest trading partner in ASEAN and the 9th largest foreign investor in the country.
The move is pending review and approval from regulators in Vietnam, Thailand, and Japan.
The village is famous for a variety of lively and sophisticated lacquer products, which have met the requirements of customers in and out of the country.
The Thai and Vietnamese young generations will get a chance to better understand the trustful diplomatic relationship between the two countries.