Vietnamese leaders expressed confidence that, under Trump's leadership, the partnership would continue to grow based on mutual respect for independence, sovereignty, and political systems.
Singapore is set to assist Vietnam with energy transition, improve electricity connectivity, and foster digital transformation in key domains such as banking and finance, e-commerce, land and population management.
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The Australia-funded initiative fuels women's success in the workplace and in business, expediting their economic empowerment, which promotes inclusive economic growth.
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Vietnam considers Japan a first-rate and long-term partner.
The project funded by foreign organizations is a massive effort to get rid of more of the war left behind.
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Vietnam voiced its strong opposition to the latest move by China to press ahead with its illegal claims in the South China Sea.
The development and operation of hydropower projects on the Mekong River must avoid adverse cross-border impacts on the environment, economic development, and social life of basin countries.
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Close bilateral ties open up opportunities for cooperation in potential fields such as high-tech, innovation, and the exploitation of critical minerals.
People come together on Vesak Day to pray for a compassionate and wise world so that they can live in a prosperous country and a world without violence.
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To Lam, 67, becomes the new State President of Vietnam.
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Vietnam, a nation of 100 million people, has seen a rise in consumption due to the growing middle class, making it a potential market for international wine exporters.
