Vietnam affirms traditional friend of both Russia, Ukraine
Vietnam reaffirms its stance that international conflicts must be solved in a peaceful manner, respecting independence and sovereignty of states.
Vietnam reaffirms its stance that international conflicts must be solved in a peaceful manner, respecting independence and sovereignty of states.
Russia pledged to offer safe routes for people in conflict zones in Ukraine.
Vietnam and Russia aim for strengthening trade-economic relations despite the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Russian leaders shared the sentiment that the visit of Vietnamese State President Nguyen Xuan Phuc to Russia would create the driving force for bilateral relations in the coming time.
Energy, hi-tech farming, and pharmacy are potential fields for cooperation that enterprises from both countries could press on with.
Russia is the sixth-largest source market for Vietnam’s tourism.
A long-standing relationship of over 70 years and high political trust between the two would open up a new chapter for cooperation.
High political trust is seen as the foundation to bolster bilateral cooperation, for which two countries would continue to improve cooperation mechanisms.
Switzerland is one of the few countries having provided official development assistance (ODA) for Vietnam over the past three decades while Russia was among the first countries establishing ties with Hanoi.
The two countries have determined to expand their bilateral ties in the new historical conditions.