Vietnam continues to strengthen its international relations and domestic policies, focusing on nuclear disarmament, investments in Cuba, cooperative visits to ASEAN members, and prioritizing social housing. Diplomatic efforts with Kenya and Kyrgyzstan are also notable, enhancing friendships and cooperation.
Vietnam demonstrates a solid commitment to nuclear disarmament, having signed the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons in September 2017 and ratifying it by May 2018. This early involvement emphasizes Vietnam’s dedication to promoting peace and a nuclear weapon-free global environment.
A proposal has been made by the governor of Cuba’s Artemisa province, Ricardo Concepción Rodríguez, inviting Vietnamese enterprises, including Agri VMA, Viglacera, and Anh Kiet Fertiliser Company, to intensify their investments and cooperative efforts within the region.
Party General Secretary To Lam’s visit to Indonesia and Singapore from March 9-13, including a stop at the ASEAN Secretariat, reflects Vietnam’s ongoing commitment to a foreign policy focused on independence, peace, and productive cooperation. This visit aims to strengthen ties with ASEAN member states.
Kenyan President William Samoei Ruto acknowledged the expanding friendship and collaboration between Kenya and Vietnam, highlighting active engagements across various sectors. This cooperation is expected to continue flourishing.
A summary of recent news includes To Lam’s upcoming visits to Indonesia and the ASEAN Secretariat, along with Singapore. Additionally, his recent meetings with Kyrgyz PM Adylbek Kasymaliev focused on enhancing bilateral ties and cooperation in various sectors, including education and culture.
Kyrgyz PM Kasymaliev reiterated the importance of Vietnam to Kyrgyzstan, expressing a desire for greater collaboration across multiple channels. His visit marks a significant step in cementing the bilateral relationship initiated in 1992.
The Vietnamese government emphasizes the necessity of prioritizing social housing over commercial accommodations, insisting on the importance of accompanying infrastructure development. This is a key part of plans to enhance living conditions for citizens.
Amid rising contributions from female National Assembly deputies, Vietnam’s top legislator recognized their essential role in community and national development, commending their efforts in legislative duties.
Vietnam took the helm at the 75th Initiative for ASEAN Integration Task Force meeting, aiming to assess the progress of IAI projects and propose solutions to enhance effectiveness. This meeting reflects Vietnam’s leadership in regional integration efforts.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh called for timely state investment fund allocations, celebrating the country’s stable socio-economic performance during the early months of 2025, marked by controlled inflation and fiscal balance.
In a commendation of AstraZeneca’s support, PM Chinh urged for a transfer of vaccine technology to Vietnam, acknowledging their delivery of millions of vaccine doses ahead of schedule, underscoring the significance of collaboration during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Vietnam’s diplomatic endeavors and domestic policies illustrate its commitment to peace, social welfare, and international cooperation. Key developments with Cuba, Kenya, and Kyrgyzstan indicate strengthening ties, while policies on housing and gender equality highlight domestic priorities. Vietnam remains proactive on the global stage, seeking to enhance partnerships and investment opportunities, particularly in health technology.
Original Source: en.vietnamplus.vn
