Viet Nam

It demonstrates the government's determination to deepen Australia's relationship with Southeast Asia.

The two countries are committed to upgrading cooperation in peacekeeping to a “Peacekeeping Partnership.”

Bilateral trade turnovers between Vietnam and the Philippines are now worth $7 billion, and there is still room to grow.

The 22nd Assembly of the World Peace Council officially opened on November 22 in Vietnam's capital city of Hanoi, marking the first time the event takes place in the country.

The Party Chief has made the fight against corruption the top issue in his agendas over the past terms, reiterating it is the most important thing to regain the public trust.

The event will show Vietnam’s positive efforts and contributions to enforce peaceful activities of the World Peace Council and enhance the nation’s stature in the world

Such efforts are to preserve and promote APEC's progress over the past three decades and lay the foundation for future cooperation and development.

The five-year project will enable a series of local entities to serve as the “backbone” for each collective impact initiative.

Vietnamese State President Nguyen Xuan Phuc is the first foreign leader to visit Thailand ahead of the 29th APEC meeting.

The session ended with ratifying six laws and 12 resolutions and giving opinions for eight bills.

Over time, two-way trade has grown exponentially, and New Zealand exporters now have better market access thanks to the CPTPP and other trade agreements.

The visit will strengthen strategic partnerships between the two countries and promote multi-faceted cooperation, such as politics-diplomacy, defense-security, economy, investment, labor, education, technology, climate change, and digital transformation.

Vietnam's Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh and his German counterpart Olaf Scholz chair a roundtable meeting for Vietnamese and German businesses on November 13 as part of the latter's official visit to the country.

General Secretary of the Vietnamese Communist Party Nguyen Phu Trong receives German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on November 13 during the latter's official visit to Vietnam.

Vietnam's Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz make their annoucements to the media after the two sides have a private meeting.

Scholz is accompanied on his visit to Vietnam by a twelve-strong business delegation.