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Vietnam is a key Francophone member state and an example of integration into the global economy for many African countries.

The two sides also highlighted the expansion of high potential areas such as automation, smart logistics, innovation, high technology, digital economy, and digital transformation.

Both countries target trade value at US$18 billion in 2025 and $25 billion in 2030.

Economic relations have become the key pillar of bilateral relations in the post-pandemic.

No test is required for Covid-free arrivals from March 15, the day Vietnam fully reopened its borders to international visitors.

The European Commission has recognized Vietnam’s progress in combating IUU fishing in terms of legal matters, seafood origin, and boat tracking.

After the Ukraine-problem were solved, countries and people in Europe will need very much time to overcome the militarily, geopolitically, and a new security-politically division of the continent

Vietnamese Pham Thi Doan Trang was sentenced to nine years behind bars for spreading anti-state propaganda.

More than 10,000 people in some of Vietnam’s most affected areas by wartime legacies will benefit from the US$33-million project in 2022-2026.

Vietnam reaffirms its stance that international conflicts must be solved in a peaceful manner, respecting independence and sovereignty of states.

Agriculture becomes a key pillar in the bilateral cooperation onwards between the world’s second-largest rice exporter and the resource-rich West African nation.

As Vietnam is projected to be one of the fastest-growing economies in Asia in the next few years, trade with New Zealand is estimated to increase further, mostly after the two countries elevated the relations to Strategic Partnership in 2020.

For the first time, a cooperation conference between the EU and Mekong countries is held in Vietnam, focusing on sustainable infrastructure and connection.

Russia pledged to offer safe routes for people in conflict zones in Ukraine.

Vietnam has identified 2022 and 2023 as the recovery period for its tourism, with nine million international visitors expected.

This is the first-ever state visit between Vietnam and Sierra Leon whose diplomatic relations were established in 1982.

The latest move comes from the Government’s decision to fully reopens its borders to inbound tourism starting March 15.

International support becomes relevant for the successful vaccination in Vietnam over the past two years, enabling the country to reopen the economy.

Rising threats against Vietnam’s water supply could reduce the nation’s GDP by 6% by the year 2035.

Gac Ma battle reminds Vietnamese generations to remain on guard against invaders and forever remember the fallen combatants.