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<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2025/9/26/img1897-1758884092030498298749-17588937442181994769041.jpg" alt="EU remains one of Viet Nam's key partners, Deputy PM reassures- Ảnh 1."></figure>Deputy Prime Minister Bui Thanh Son hosts a reception for European Commissioner for Trade and Economic Security Maros Sefcovic at the Government Office in Ha Noi, September 26, 2025. Photo: VGPBui noted with pleasure that bilateral cooperation has yielded positive results across various fields. Both sides have established and secured effective implementation of eight periodic dialogue and cooperation mechanisms while maintaining close coordination at multilateral forums.Both Bui and Sefcovic welcomed the two sides' active discussions on upgrading the bilateral ties to a comprehensive strategic partnership. Bui urged the EU to continue working with Viet Nam to further strengthen political trust through the exchange of delegations.The Vietnamese Deputy Prime Minister called on the remaining EU members to soon ratify the EU-Viet Nam Investment Protection Agreement (EVIPA). He also urged the EU to collaborate with Viet Nam in effectively realizing the EU-Viet Nam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) and to remove "yellow card" warning against Vietnamese seafood exports.Bui took the occasion to call on the EU to continue assistance for the process of building ASEAN Community as well as its strong support for peaceful resolution of disputes in the East Sea in accordance with international law and the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, thus contributing to peace, stability, security and freedom of navigation and aviation in the region.Sefcovic said his had a productive meeting with Vietnamese Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyen Hong Dien earlier the same day, during which both sides reached consensus on measures to bolster trade, especially through fruitful implementation of the EVFTA.He spoke highly of Viet Nam's renewal process, affirming that the EU always backs and wishes Viet Nam to achieve fast and sustainable development.Sefcovic suggested Viet Nam should continue reforming and streamlining administrative procedures to facilitate investment from the EU member countries.He also suggested Viet Nam and the EU set up a joint working group to fix obstacles to promote bilateral cooperation and formulate a cooperation strategy to fully tap potential and strengths of each side in such fields like science and technology, semiconductor, artificial intelligence, renewable energy, 5G technology, aviation and logistics.The European Commissioner invited Viet Nam to attend the upcoming Global Gateway Forum 2025 in Brussels, Belgium.Deputy Prime Minister Bui agreed with Sefcovic's proposal to set up a joint working group to address the issues of common interest, saying that the Government will instruct relevant agencies to promptly work with the EU's partners to fully settle issues of shared concern.He asked the EU to promote the implementation of the Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) in a bid to help Viet Nam timely realize its commitment to reducing emissions to zero by 2050.Bui reiterated the Vietnamese Government pledges to improve legal framework for intellectual property and to train high-quality workforce to lure high-tech projects.He called on the EU to cooperate with Viet Nam in promoting research and development, technology transfer and startup in the domains of semiconductor, artificial intelligence, renewable energy, 5G technology, aviation and high technologies in the spirit of harmonizing interests and sharing risks.On behalf of the Government of Viet Nam, Bui conveyed his invitation to the EU leaders to attend the signing ceremony of the United Nations Convention on Cybercrime scheduled to take place in Ha Noi on October 25-26./.

Deputy Prime Minister Bui Thanh Son reassured that the EU remains one of Viet Nam's key partners during his reception for European Commissioner for Trade and Economic Security Maros Sefcovic in Ha Noi on September 26.

EU remains one of Viet Nam's key partners, Deputy PM reassures

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2025/9/25/npn-17587924358311831923570.jpg" alt="Viet Nam willing to work with U.S. to address fisheries issue- Ảnh 1."></figure>Spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Pham Thu HangPham made the above statement in reply to a reporter's inquiry regarding the U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC)'s refusal to recognize 12 Vietnamese seafood occupations under the U.S. Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMPA).Pham said, on September 15, Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyen Hong Dien sent a letter to the U.S. Secretary of Commerce, asking the U.S. Department of Commerce and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reconsider the decision to refuse recognition of 12 Vietnamese seafood occupations under the MMPA, in order to avoid serious disruptions to bilateral trade and safeguard the livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of Vietnamese fishermen and workers.Guided by the Government and supported by localities, Viet Nam's fisheries sector has recently made efforts to modernize, enhance responsibility, and strengthen fisheries management.On the basis of Viet Nam-U.S. comprehensive strategic partnership, Viet Nam stands ready to hold discussions and work with the U.S. to resolve existing obstacles and further promote fair and sustainable bilateral trade cooperation, ensuring the legitimate interests of fishermen and businesses of both countries, the Spokesperson emphasized./.

Viet Nam stands ready to work with the U.S. to address existing differences to promote fair and sustainable bilateral trade cooperation, stated Spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Pham Thu Hang.

Viet Nam willing to work with U.S. to address fisheries issue

On September 23 (local time), at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, USA, President Luong Cuong delivered an important address at the High-Level General Debate of the 80th Session of the UN General Assembly, under the central message: “Honoring the value of peace, advancing transformation to build a sustainable future.”<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2025/09/24/screen-shot-2025-09-24-at-121159-pm-12144363.png" alt="President Luong Cuong delivers a speech at the High-Level General Debate of the 80th United Nations General Assembly. (Photo: Lam Khanh/VNA)"></figure>President Luong Cuong delivers a speech at the High-Level General Debate of the 80th United Nations General Assembly. (Photo: Lam Khanh/VNA)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;In his speech, the President emphasized that over the past 80 years, the United Nations has embodied humanity’s common aspiration for peace, cooperation and development, grounded in universal values of human rights, national independence, equality, democracy and social progress.&nbsp;However, he noted that the world today faces unprecedented and acute challenges, including conflicts, local wars, arms races, the use and threat of force, major-power rivalry, unilateralism, and a serious decline in political will and resources. He called on the international community to uphold multilateralism and an international system based on international law, with the United Nations at its core.Affirming that peace is both the objective and the prerequisite for building a stable, just, democratic and prosperous future, President Luong Cuong urged all nations to comply with international law and the UN Charter, to respect sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity, to refrain from interfering in internal affairs, from using or threatening to use force, and to resolve disputes by peaceful means.Highlighting the culture of peace through confidence-building, international solidarity, dialogue and respect for differences, the President called for ceasefires, an end to violence, protection of civilians, and facilitation of humanitarian access in conflict zones. He welcomed the recognition of the State of Palestine by many countries, called for urgent humanitarian assistance for the Palestinian people, urged the United States to lift sanctions against Cuba, and remove Cuba from the list of state sponsors of terrorism.President Luong Cuong underscored the role of regional organizations, particularly ASEAN’s centrality in the Asia-Pacific. He stressed ASEAN’s commitment to building a resilient, inclusive and sustainable Community, advancing the ceasefire agreement between Cambodia and Thailand, implementing the Five-Point Consensus on Myanmar, and safeguarding peace, stability, security, safety and freedom of navigation and overflight in the South China Sea in line with international law, including the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.To build a sustainable future, he called for reform of multilateral governance institutions, particularly the United Nations and international financial and monetary bodies, so they can adapt more effectively, ensure fairness, transparency, coherence, efficiency and effectiveness, and better respond to the needs of all nations and peoples.Stressing the need to optimize sustainable development models through digital and green transformation, President Luong Cuong underlined that countries must adopt comprehensive strategies, invest strongly in research and development, train high-quality human resources, and develop green technology infrastructure. He emphasized that enhanced international cooperation is crucial in technology transfer and green financing, urging developed nations to share and transfer technologies to developing and least developed countries, while ensuring that social transformation remains people-centered.Sharing Vietnam’s own story, President Luong Cuong recalled how the country had risen from the devastation of war and from poverty, backwardness, isolation and embargo, to become a developing, middle-income nation with deep international integration.While acknowledging remaining limitations, the President reiterated Vietnam’s determination to pursue strategic goals: to become a developing country with modern industry and upper-middle income by 2030, a high-income nation by 2045, to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals, to reach net-zero emissions by 2050, and to build a strong, prosperous and happy nation.He affirmed that Vietnam will continue to make every effort and stand in solidarity with all countries to shoulder common responsibilities, overcome challenges, and advance transformation for a peaceful, stable, prosperous and sustainable world, bringing happiness and well-being to all peoples.On this occasion, President Luong Cuong extended an invitation to countries to attend the Signing Ceremony of the United Nations Convention on Countering the Use of Information and Communications Technologies for Criminal Purposes, to be held in Hanoi on October 25. He also announced that Vietnam is actively preparing to assume the role of Chair of the 2026 Review Conference of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT), and sought support for Vietnam’s candidacies to the UN Human Rights Council for the 2026-2028 term and to the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea for the 2026–2036 term.Le An

President Luong Cuong affirmed that peace is both a goal and a prerequisite for building a stable, just, democratic and prosperous future.

President Luong Cuong: Honoring the value of peace

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2025/9/19/chu-tich-nuoc-tiep-dieu-phoi-vien-thuong-tru-2-17581966799232105523403-1758247048795445648058.jpg" alt="State President Luong cuong receives UN Resident Coordinator in Viet Nam- Ảnh 1."></figure>State President Luong Cuong (R) and UN Resident Coordinator in Viet Nam Pauline Tamesis, Ha Noi, September 18, 2025 - Photo: VNAThe State President underscored the strong progress in Viet Nam–UN cooperation, emphasizing that the UN has always been a trusted partner throughout Viet Nam's development journey. He praised the contributions of UN agencies in supporting national development priorities, especially in pandemic response, socio-economic recovery, climate change adaptation, disaster relief – most recently during Typhoon Yagi – and in advancing a just energy transition.He reaffirmed Viet Nam's long-term development vision, aiming to become an upper middle-income nation with a modern industrial base by 2030, and a high-income developed country by 2045.&nbsp;To this end, Viet Nam is prioritizing international integration, green growth, science and technology, innovation, digital transformation, private sector development, legal reform, education, and universal healthcare.&nbsp;The State President called on UN agencies to expand support for Viet Nam, particularly in policy advice, scientific collaboration, and capacity-building.The State President also highlighted the significance of the upcoming General Debate, which coincides with both the 80th anniversary of the UN's founding and the 80th National Day of Viet Nam, as both sides are advancing reforms to strengthen effectiveness and responsiveness to global challenges. He expressed appreciation for the UN80 initiative of the Secretary-General, affirming Viet Nam's support for bold reforms and its readiness to host UN agencies and centers in the country.Luong also reiterated Viet Nam's support for the UN's role in shaping global cooperation on artificial intelligence governance, while reaffirming the country's commitment to climate pledges, including the implementation of the Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP). He called upon the UN to work closely with Viet Nam in preparation for the upcoming official visit of Secretary-General António Guterres and the signing of the UN Convention on Cybercrime in Ha Noi this October.In response, the UN Resident Coordinator praised Viet Nam's strong leadership and commitment to multilateralism at a time of global challenges. She stressed that the 80th UN General Assembly represents a pivotal opportunity to strengthen international cooperation on peace, development, and human rights.She commended Viet Nam's remarkable achievements in poverty reduction, socio-economic development, institutional reform, gender equality, and inclusive growth, while particularly noting decisive policies on international integration, digital transformation, energy security, education, and healthcare – all of which put people and businesses at the center.The Resident Coordinator affirmed that the UN will continue to accompany and support Viet Nam in advancing sustainable development, tackling climate change, promoting gender equality, and achieving its long-term strategic goals./.

State President Luong Cuong on Thursday hosted a reception for Pauline Tamesis, United Nations (UN) Resident Coordinator in Viet Nam, along with heads of UN agencies in the country, ahead of his trip to New York to attend the High-level General Debate of the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly.

State President Luong cuong receives UN Resident Coordinator in Viet Nam

Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyen Hong Dien sent a letter to US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, requesting an objective review of the Department of Commerce (DOC) and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) decision to reject the equivalence of 12 Vietnamese fishing practices under the Marine Mammal Protection Act (MMPA).The decision, which would take effect on January 1, 2026, amounts to an import ban and could severely affect Vietnam’s exports of key seafood products to the US, including tuna, swordfish, grouper, mackerel, mullet, crab, squid, and scad.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2025/09/16/khai-thac-thuy-san-19085047-11025283.jpg" alt="In recent times, the Vietnamese seafood industry, together with the Government and local authorities, has made strong and continuous efforts to modernize, enhance responsibility and strengthen fisheries management."></figure>In recent times, the Vietnamese seafood industry, together with the Government and local authorities, has made strong and continuous efforts to modernize, enhance responsibility and strengthen fisheries management.According to the Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and Producers (VASEP), Vietnam’s seafood industry together with the government and local authorities has made continuous efforts to modernize, enhance accountability, and strengthen fisheries management. These measures include the 2017 Fisheries Law, allocation of resources for local management, compliance with IUU, SIMP, and FIP programs, and implementing “Dolphin-Safe” certification for tuna exports.VASEP has urged the government and relevant ministries to take urgent measures to protect domestic seafood enterprises, ensure market access to the US, and minimize risks from the January 2026 ban.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2025/09/16/bo-truong-bo-cong-thuong-19084981-11145877.jpeg" alt="Minister Nguyen Hong Dien sent a letter to Minister Howard Lutnick asking DOC and NOAA to reconsider their decision to refuse to recognize the equivalent of 12 Vietnamese fishing occupations."></figure>Minister Nguyen Hong Dien sent a letter to Minister Howard Lutnick asking DOC and NOAA to reconsider their decision to refuse to recognize the equivalent of 12 Vietnamese fishing occupations.In his letter, Minister Nguyen Hong Dien also requested that the US consider fair treatment for Vietnamese shrimp exporters, who have been reliable partners in the US market, in the ongoing 19th administrative review of anti-dumping duties. He stressed that these decisions affect not only Vietnamese producers, exporters, and fishermen, but also US importers, workers, and consumers.Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyen Hong Dien underscored that Vietnam and the US maintain a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership built on trust and mutual benefit. Vietnam values the US as a key trade partner and will continue facilitating American investors and enterprises, while committing to work closely with the US to resolve outstanding trade issues in a constructive, forward-looking spirit.Kim Bui

On September 15, 2025, Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyen Hong Dien sent a letter to the US Secretary of Commerce requesting an objective review of seafood trade.

Minister Nguyen Hong Dien urges US to review seafood trade decision

Resolute management for rapid and sustainable growthIn a race against time, Vietnam is accelerating efforts to stabilize the macroeconomy, control inflation, and achieve a bold growth target of 8.3-8.5% in 2025. The government insists that rapid growth must also be sustainable.At a recent cabinet meeting focused on economic goals, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh emphasized: "Vietnam aims for fast, but sustainable development." As the 2025 deadline approaches, the government is urgently addressing persistent challenges while preparing the groundwork for the next development phase. Ministries, sectors, and localities are fully mobilized to identify and resolve bottlenecks.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2025/09/15/gdp1-1737981098327780556610-10194329-15113148.jpg" alt="The Government takes urgent and drastic actions to maintain macroeconomic stability, control inflation, and aim for a growth target of 8.3 - 8.5% in 2025."></figure>The Government takes urgent and drastic actions to maintain macroeconomic stability, control inflation, and aim for a growth target of 8.3 - 8.5% in 2025.Following the August 2025 regular Government meeting, the Prime Minister immediately chaired another session on September 12 to reinforce the urgency of economic management. His leadership signals a consistent, high-speed approach: no delays, no hesitation.The government's economic strategy hinges on dual goals ensuring this year's growth targets while maintaining macroeconomic stability and curbing inflation. The Prime Minister reiterated a guiding principle: “Stability enables development, and development reinforces stability. Growth must be fast, but sustainable.” Far from being a slogan, this principle is the foundation for every policy decision. The 8.3-8.5% growth target is ambitious but reflects strong political will.Achieving these goals while maintaining inflation control and macroeconomic balance including budget, public debt, food and energy security, and trade balance demands synchronized and well-grounded policy coordination across all sectors.If Vietnam’s economy is a massive machine, policy coordination is the lubricant that keeps its gears moving smoothly. Only when ministries and provinces operate in harmony with clarity and accountability can economic momentum accelerate without overheating or losing control.Unlocking public investmentA key directive from the Prime Minister is better coordination between fiscal and monetary policy. Fiscal tools such as public investment and stimulus packages must be deployed more effectively to reduce pressure on interest and exchange rates. This supports both growth and inflation control.Monetary policy will prioritize risk management and ensure capital flows into productive sectors. The message is clear: speculative investment must give way to real economic drivers.Simultaneously, the Government is pushing for synchronized development of financial, real estate, stock, science, technology, and trade markets. Notably, Decree 232 on the gold market and Resolution 05 on piloting a crypto asset market show the government’s willingness to explore new mechanisms under tight regulatory control.Public investment disbursement is another top priority, with a 100% disbursement target by year-end. Removing procedural obstacles in key infrastructure projects is essential, as public investment acts as a catalyst for private, foreign, and societal capital. Well-built infrastructure roads, energy, logistics encourages businesses and investors to scale up.Here, the government plays the role of a resolute conductor, ensuring the economic orchestra stays in tune. Ministries and localities must think boldly, act decisively, and take responsibility to keep projects on track.Proactive governance in uncertain timesAmid rising global uncertainties from financial market turmoil to natural disasters and epidemics the Prime Minister urges all sectors to anticipate, adapt, and steer the economy with both firmness and flexibility. Economic management must be agile steady in direction but ready to swerve when needed.Mobilizing all available resources domestic and foreign, public and private, central and local is a central strategy to not only withstand external shocks but also seize global opportunities.The Prime Minister’s post-August meeting directives reflect urgency without recklessness. His approach blends decisive action with thoughtful evaluation, ensuring fast but sustainable progress. The challenge is great but so is the commitment. With strong coordination and a spirit of accountability from central to local levels, success remains within reach.Above all, each step forward today is laying a firm foundation for tomorrow, where economic growth is not only strong and stable but also serves the well-being of the people.<blockquote>In a recent economic forum, economist Dr. Nguyen Dinh Cung emphasized the need to create a transparent investment and business environment. He proposed that the government immediately identify and categorize long-standing legal obstacles facing businesses. At least 20 of the most pressing issues ranked by scope and impact should be resolved by the end of December 2025. This, he argued, would significantly improve the business climate and unlock growth potential.</blockquote>Kim Bui

The government acts swiftly to stabilize the economy, curb inflation, and pursue a bold 8.3–8.5% growth target for 2025, with sustainability at the core.

Vietnam pushes for fast yet sustainable growth by 2025

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2025/9/11/ec9c8741e2a74591a3dcafecec5c4fdc-11775-17575583432931704654173.jpg" alt="General Secretary To Lam meets Australian Governor-General- Ảnh 1."></figure>General Secretary To Lam (R) and Australian Governor-General Sam Mostyn, Ha Noi, September 10, 2025 - Photo: VNATo reaffirmed Viet Nam's consistent policy of valuing its friendship and Comprehensive Strategic Partnership with Australia, stressing that Australia remains a trusted partner of Viet Nam. He noted that Viet Nam is entering a new stage of development—an era of prosperity, growth, and strength—and welcomed Australia's continued support and cooperation in realizing these key national goals.For her part, Governor-General Mostyn, who is on a State visit to Viet Nam, expressed her admiration for the Vietnamese people, their history, and rich cultural traditions, as well as their optimism and resilience in national development.&nbsp;She congratulated Viet Nam on its important achievements in recent years and emphasized that Viet Nam is among Australia's most reliable partners. She also voiced her hope that the two countries would further strengthen cooperation across all areas in the interest of a peaceful, stable, and prosperous region.Both leaders expressed satisfaction with the growing people-to-people exchanges between the two countries. They highlighted the positive contributions of the Vietnamese community in Australia to the host nation's development and bilateral ties, as well as the role of the Australian community in Viet Nam in promoting economic, scientific, and educational cooperation.On climate change, the two sides agreed that it is a shared global challenge. General Secretary To appreciated Australia's support in this area and called for stronger collaboration toward green and sustainable development./.

General Secretary To Lam hosted a reception for Australian Governor-General Sam Mostyn in Ha Noi on September 10.

General Secretary To Lam meets Australian Governor-General

Vietnam and Australia established diplomatic relations on February 26, 1973 and elevatated ties to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership in March 2024. Bilateral trade reached USD 14.1 billion last year, a year-on-year increase of 2.3 percent.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2025/09/10/3-7849-6973-19424550.jpg" alt="State President Luong Cuong and his spouse host official welcome ceremony for Australia’s Governor-General Sam Mostyn AC and her spouse at the Presidential Palace in Ha Noi, September 10, 2025."></figure>State President Luong Cuong and his spouse host official welcome ceremony for Australia’s Governor-General Sam Mostyn AC and her spouse at the Presidential Palace in Ha Noi, September 10, 2025.Currently, Australia is Vietnam's 7th largest trading partner, while the Southeast Asian nation is among Australia's top 10 trading partners.As of the first half of this year, Australia has had 864 investment projects in Vietnam with a total capital worth USD 3.38 billion, focusing on manufacturing and processing industries, information and communications, and accommodation services.The official welcome ceremony takes place at the Presidential Palace in Hanoi, September 10, 2025. Meanwhile, Vietnam has poured US$551 million in 93 projects in Australia.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2025/09/10/thu-tuong-hoi-kien-toan-quyen-australia-sam-mostyn-10-4-19434568.jpg" alt="Prime Minister Pham MInh Chinh meets with Australian Governor-General Sam Mostyn."></figure>Prime Minister Pham MInh Chinh meets with Australian Governor-General Sam Mostyn.&nbsp;In terms of official development assistance (ODA), in recent March, Australia announced an ODA package for Vietnam worth AUD 96.6 million (over USD 63 million) for the 2025–2026 fiscal year.Over the 50 years since the establishment of diplomatic relations, Australia's total ODA for Viet Nam has hit more than AUD 3 billion (over US$1.97 billion).Nearly 500,000 Australian tourists visited Viet Nam in 2024, making Australia one of Vietnam's top 10 tourist source markets.President Luong Cuong and Australia’s Governor-General Sam Mostyn AC inspect the Guard of Honor at the Presidential Palace in Hanoi, Vietnamese Ambassador to Australia Nguyen Hung Tam described the visit as an important milestone, affirming the determination of both countries to strengthen friendship and cooperation across all areas, particularly political ties, after more than a year and a half since the establishment of the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between Vietnam and Australia.For Australia, he noted, the visit reflects a consistent policy of attaching importance and giving high priority to ties with Southeast Asia, including Vietnam.For Vietnam, hosting the Governor-General demonstrates the country's foreign policy of fostering relations with South Pacific nations, especially Australia – the first Western country to establish diplomatic ties with Vietnam and today a highly effective and positive partner, he said.The visit will help consolidate strategic trust between the two nations, contribute to peace, stability and development in the region, and further deepen mutual understanding and friendship between the two peoples, the diplomat affirmed.VGP&nbsp;

State President Luong Cuong and his spouse hosted an official welcome ceremony for Australia’s Governor-General Sam Mostyn AC in Hanoi on September 10.

Official welcome ceremony for Australia’s Governor-General

Strategic push for energy securityOn the afternoon of September 8, 2025, <a href="https://ven.congthuong.vn/moit-leader-inspects-80-years-of-industry-and-trade-exhibition-57807.html">Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyen Hong Dien</a>, a Central Party Committee member and Party Secretary of the ministry, convened a pivotal meeting at the ministry’s headquarters in Hanoi to drive the implementation of the two-part electricity tariff system.&nbsp;This initiative is seen as a cornerstone for Vietnam’s energy sector reforms, aimed at ensuring long-term energy security and fostering a competitive electricity market. The meeting brought together key stakeholders, including leaders from various ministry departments, independent consultants, representatives from the Vietnam Electricity Group (EVN), and executives from regional power corporations, all focused on addressing the complexities of the new pricing mechanism.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2025/09/09/a6cfd8da503fdb61822e-15595556-11342724.jpg" alt="The Ministry of Industry and Trade meets on two-part electricity pricing."></figure>The Ministry of Industry and Trade meets on two-part electricity pricing.Minister Dien opened the session by referencing <a href="https://ven.congthuong.vn/resolution-70-unlocking-energy-investment-for-sustainable-growth-57869.html">Resolution No.70-NQ/TW</a>, issued on August 28, 2025, by Party General Secretary To Lam on behalf of the Politburo. This resolution outlines a comprehensive strategy to secure national energy security by 2030, with a vision extending to 2045.&nbsp;It assigns critical tasks to the Government, the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT), and other relevant agencies, emphasizing the need for transformative reforms in electricity pricing to support sustainable energy development. The resolution underscores the urgency of modernizing Vietnam’s energy sector to meet growing demand, enhance efficiency, and align with global standards. The Government has mandated the MoIT to draft a detailed resolution to operationalize these directives, with a submission deadline of October 20, 2025.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2025/09/09/2442144842980532003-15595581-11350087.jpg" alt="Minister Nguyen Hong Dien speaks at the meeting."></figure>Minister Nguyen Hong Dien speaks at the meeting.In response to Resolution No.70’s announcement on September 2, Minister Dien acted swiftly, directing Deputy Minister Nguyen Hoang Long and relevant ministry units to organize a conference on September 3 to disseminate the resolution’s objectives. This conference, attended by representatives from major energy corporations, including EVN, focused on accelerating the adoption of the two-part electricity tariff as mandated by article 50 of the amended electricity law (2024) and Government Decree No.146/2025/NĐ-CP.&nbsp;The oil, gas, and coal department, in collaboration with the Electricity Regulatory Authority of Vietnam (ERAV), was tasked with gathering stakeholder feedback within 48 hours and finalizing a draft resolution for government review by October 18. This rapid response reflects the ministry’s commitment to meeting the ambitious timelines set by the Politburo and the Government.The two-part electricity tariff represents a significant shift from Vietnam’s current pricing model. Unlike the existing single-part tariff, which calculates costs based solely on electricity consumption, the new system incorporates charges for both registered capacity (the maximum power a customer reserves) and actual energy usage.&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2025/09/09/dai-dien-don-vi-tu-van-bao-cao-16122745-11354268.jpg" alt="Representative of the consulting unit presents the report."></figure>Representative of the consulting unit presents the report.This dual structure aims to reflect the true cost of electricity supply, including infrastructure maintenance, grid operations, and power generation. The current tiered pricing system, while effective in encouraging conservation, primarily accounts for consumption volume and fails to address the fixed costs associated with maintaining power capacity for diverse customer groups. By introducing a capacity-based charge, the two-part tariff seeks to create a more equitable and transparent pricing framework that aligns with the operational realities of the power sector.The meeting served as a platform to evaluate the progress of the two-part tariff framework, ensuring alignment with the amended electricity law and Resolution No.70’s overarching goal of fostering a transparent, equitable, and competitive electricity market.&nbsp;Nguyen Anh Tuan, the EVN’s General Director, delivered a comprehensive presentation on the development of the two-part tariff mechanism. He outlined the research process, proposed implementation conditions, and a phased roadmap for adoption. The EVN recommended initially applying the tariff to large industrial customers with monthly consumption of 200,000kWh or higher, connected at voltage levels of 22kV or above, who are eligible for direct power purchase agreements (DPPA) under Decree No.146/2025/NĐ-CP.&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2025/09/09/34e664b5d950520e0b41-16001900-11362137.jpg" alt="Nguyen Anh Tuan, General Director of EVN delivers a report."></figure>Nguyen Anh Tuan, General Director of EVN delivers a report.This targeted approach prioritizes high-consumption industrial users, such as manufacturing and heavy industry, to test the mechanism before broader application. Residential customers were excluded from the initial phase due to the significant investment required to upgrade metering infrastructure across millions of households.The transition to a two-part tariff is designed to ensure fair cost recovery for the power sector, encompassing both fixed costs (e.g., transmission and distribution infrastructure) and variable costs (e.g., electricity generation). This approach promotes transparency by clearly delineating the costs associated with maintaining a reliable power supply, ensuring that customers who reserve significant capacity but underutilize it contribute fairly to grid maintenance. As this pricing model is unprecedented in Vietnam, it necessitates rigorous research, stakeholder consultation, and impact assessments to mitigate potential challenges and ensure a smooth rollout.Implementation roadmapDuring the meeting, representatives from ministry units, independent consultants, and regional power corporations provided detailed input on critical aspects of the two-part tariff framework, including its legal foundation, target customer segments, and strategies for public communication.&nbsp;A key focus was the need for robust outreach to educate consumers about the new pricing mechanism, enabling them to understand its implications and adjust their electricity usage accordingly. Transparent communication is essential to build trust and ensure that customers, particularly large industrial users, can manage their energy consumption effectively under the new system.Nguyen Anh Tuan’s presentation highlighted the EVN’s efforts to develop a scientifically grounded and practical framework for the two-part tariff. The proposed mechanism includes a clear methodology for calculating capacity and energy charges, tailored to the technical and operational requirements of different customer groups.&nbsp;The EVN’s initial focus on large industrial consumers reflects a strategic decision to pilot the tariff with users who have the technical capacity to adapt, such as those already participating in direct power purchase agreements. This phased approach allows the power sector to refine the system before expanding it to other customer segments, such as commercial or smaller industrial users.Minister Dien, in his concluding remarks, emphasized the consensus among stakeholders on the urgent need to implement the two-part tariff by January 1, 2026, starting with large-scale consumers. He commended the EVN and ministry units for their proactive efforts in developing the framework and preparing the necessary infrastructure. To ensure a successful rollout, the Minister outlined five critical tasks:1. The Electricity Regulatory Authority, in coordination with the EVN, must refine the two-part tariff proposal scientifically, incorporating global best practices, and submit it to ministry leadership and relevant authorities by October 15, 2025, accompanied by a comprehensive impact assessment.2. The Authority, alongside the EVN, will review and propose amendments to decision no. 14/2025/QĐ-TTg on retail tariff structures, ensuring compliance with current laws and practical implementation. Simultaneously, circular 16 must be revised to establish pricing guidelines, with EVN leading the development of a transparent cost-calculation methodology.3. The EVN will advise the government (or the Minister) on selecting eligible customer groups, develop transparent operational software by October 20, 2025, and adhere to the electricity Law, resolution 70, and upcoming decrees. Initially, the tariff will apply to large consumers, with dual billing (current and two-part tariffs) until December 31 to facilitate customer adjustment.4. The EVN must engage consultants to build transparent management software by October 20, 2025.5. From September 15, a comprehensive communication plan will be developed, highlighting the electricity law, resolution 70, the draft government resolution, and regional/international tariff comparisons. Initial implementation will target large consumers, with future expansions ensuring fairness through peak and off-peak pricing.“We cannot afford to hesitate. This is the collective will of the energy sector. With a robust political and legal foundation, our task now is to act decisively,” Minister Dien declared. He urged media outlets to partner with the MoIT in disseminating accurate information about the two-part tariff, emphasizing its necessity and benefits to help customers adapt to the new pricing structure.International experience demonstrates that two-part tariffs are widely adopted across the region and globally, encouraging efficient electricity use, optimizing load factors, and reducing the need for costly grid expansions. By charging for reserved capacity, the tariff ensures that customers who underutilize their allocated power contribute to infrastructure costs, promoting fairness and sustainability.&nbsp;Dr Nguyen Huy Hoach, an energy expert from the Vietnam Energy Institute, described the two-part tariff as a transformative policy, noting its widespread adoption among industrial consumers globally.&nbsp;Similarly, Ngo Duc Lam, former Deputy Director of the institute, emphasized that aligning pricing with market principles, as mandated by the amended electricity law and recent decrees, is essential for building a competitive electricity market. Without the two-part tariff, initiatives like direct power purchase agreements would face significant hurdles, underscoring the urgency of its implementation.The MoIT’s proactive approach and the EVN’s technical preparations signal Vietnam’s commitment to modernizing its energy sector, ensuring energy security, and fostering a transparent and equitable electricity market. As the country moves toward 2030, the two-part tariff will play a pivotal role in balancing supply and demand, encouraging efficient energy use, and supporting Vietnam’s sustainable development goals.Nguyen Hang

MoIT leader Nguyen Hong Dien is expediting a two-part electricity tariff for major industrial users, to enhance energy security and market transparency.

MoIT accelerates two part electricity tariff implementation

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2025/9/5/c831e322-3b2c-40a2-9c07-bdd57c-1572-6702-1757042975-17570662668641493015418.jpg" alt="Party chief outlines key tasks for building a modern education system- Ảnh 1."></figure>General Secretary To Lam at the 80th anniversary of the education sector and the start of the 2025–2026 school year, Ha Noi, September 5, 2025 - Photo: VnexpressExtending greetings to teachers, education managers, and students nationwide, General Secretary To Lam expressed confidence that the sector would continue achieving breakthroughs, in line with the nation's tradition of valuing learning and its aspiration to rise.He recalled that over the past 80 years—whether in wartime or peacetime—revolutionary education has stood at the forefront, providing human resources, nurturing talent, and playing a decisive role in national liberation, reunification, and development. Since the launch of Doi Moi (Renewal), the sector has expanded its network, improved quality, and embraced global integration. Yet, he acknowledged challenges such as uneven quality and regional disparities.The Party leader emphasized that education still remains the nation's top priority. He called on the National Assembly to continue improving the legal framework in favor of innovating education and training; the Government to boost investment in education and training.The education sector itself, he said, must pioneer in reforming mindset and governance while teachers need to inspire students, and students, in turn, should nurture ambition and aspiration, and learn to become global citizens who meet international standards while preserving Vietnamese identity.<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2025/9/5/c8f84243-e323-4fe1-b301-ced155-1282-5052-1757042975-1-1757066357108114628373.jpg" alt="Party chief outlines key tasks for building a modern education system- Ảnh 2."></figure>General Secretary To Lam beats the drum to kick start the 2025-2026 accademic yearTo drive success in this new phase, the Party chief outlined a shift from incremental tweaks to a bold, nation-building strategy, with quality, equity, integration, and efficiency as guiding principles. Strict discipline in execution was highlighted, alongside ensuring equal access to education to boost literacy nationwide. Priority must be given to remote, border, island, and disadvantaged areas through increased investment in schools, teacher training, student nutrition, and digital infrastructure, ensuring no child is left behind.He underlined that general education must go beyond knowledge transfer to shape character, foster physical and emotional development, and instill civic responsibility and discipline. The goal is to cultivate a generation that is "talented, compassionate, and resilient," while achieving universal secondary education as soon as possible.For higher education and vocational training, he called for transformation into hubs of knowledge creation, technology transfer, innovation, and entrepreneurship. Viet Nam, he stressed, should build universities of regional and global standing and modern vocational institutions to produce a skilled workforce for science, technology, industrialization, and digital transformation.The Party chief also urged stronger international integration in education through joint training programs, credit recognition, academic exchanges, and attracting international scholars.He welcomed the adoption of the Law on Teachers, which improves teachers' living conditions and ensure their rights while raising professional standards, ethics, and social status.Calling for accelerated digital transformation and application of AI in education, he described investment in education as an investment in the nation's future. He stressed efficient public spending, stronger public–private partnerships, and mobilization of social resources, alongside building a lifelong learning society as the foundation for a self-reliant nation.The Party chief also encouraged students students to set clear goals, practice self-discipline in learning, nurture curiosity, and strengthen their capacity to master digital technology and AI in a smart, safe, and humane way. He urged them to live with love, responsibility, and a sense of community, stating that every step forward of students is the future of the country.The Politburo has recently issued Resolution No. 71 on breakthroughs in education and training. To swiftly translate the Resolution into reality, General Secretary To Lam urged the entire Party to renew its mindset in educational leadership, move beyond outdated practices, and ensure strong, effective implementation.On this occasion, he presented the first-class Labor Order to the Ministry of Education and Training for outstanding achievements in state management and nurturing talented students who earned top prizes at international Olympiads.<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2025/9/5/17918e00-0056-4fa5-b264-c51d8a-6273-5988-1757042975-2-17570664634321060228950.jpg" alt="Party chief outlines key tasks for building a modern education system- Ảnh 3."></figure>Photo: VnexpressCurrently, Viet Nam has more than 52,000 schools serving 26 million students, with 65 percent of general schools meeting national standards and many equipped with modern facilities. The 1.6 million-strong teaching workforce has been professionally trained, with elite groups recognized internationally.The country is also home to 243 universities and over 800 colleges and vocational institutions, with some disciplines ranked among the world's top 500. Higher education contributes around 75 percent of Viet Nam's scientific research and innovation, supported by a growing community of scientists making valuable contributions at home and abroad./.

General Secretary To Lam outlined key tasks for building a modern education system while addressing a ceremony marking the 80th anniversary of the education sector in Ha Noi on Friday.

Party chief outlines key tasks for building a modern education system

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2025/9/4/vietnam-17569556353351561957522.jpg" alt="Viet Nam’s human development story is one of sheer grit and perseverance: UNDP - Ảnh 1."></figure>Events marking the 80th anniversary of Viet Nam's National Day held on September 2, 2025A legacy of progress, a shared milestoneThis month, Viet Nam celebrates 80 years since its declaration of independence — a moment of pride and reflection for a nation that has overcome extraordinary challenges and is confidently charting its course toward high-income status by 2045.It is also the 80th anniversary of the United Nations, a reminder that Viet Nam's journey has unfolded in tandem with the UN's, and that our joint progress is built on shared values: dignity, equality, and the unwavering belief in people's potential and capabilities.For UNDP, our story and journey in Viet Nam is a symbolic one. Over the past five decades, Viet Nam and UNDP have worked together to support the country's development. From post-war recovery to the transformative Doi Moi reforms, from lifting millions out of poverty to expanding access to education and healthcare - Viet Nam's human development story is one of sheer grit and perseverance.Towards quality growthViet Nam is on the cusp of upper middle-income status. But the real question, as we look toward 2045 and the centenary - is not just how fast its economy will grow, but how well it will grow. The next chapter must be about quality growth: growth that is resilient to shocks; green in its footprint; and fair in its reach.Viet Nam's planning already reflects this with commitments to productivity growth across multiple sectors, to renewable energy, a more circular economy, and to closing regional gaps. It is about preparing a future ready workforce and ensuring that many more are lifted to a higher level of well-being.But this transformation is unfolding in a world shaped by AI, automation, shifting trade dynamics, and the impacts of climate change – at a stage where Viet Nam faces the demographic challenges of an ageing population, while the fiscal space to expand healthcare and social protection for all in the "silver age" is still too narrow. This calls for smart planning and inclusive policies that go beyond the economic metrics and calculus.Three strategic shifts towards quality growthViet Nam can pivot from a capital and labor-intensive growth model to one powered by innovation, technology, and skills. The dual goals of economic progress and environmental protection demand new capabilities and an adaptive workforce, Investments in education and reskilling will need to expand, with current R&amp;D spending at just 0.2 percent of GDP, there is need for a major push. Public-private partnerships and international collaboration will be key to move to this new growth model.With a net-zero target by 2050 and its role in the Just Energy Transition Partnership, Viet Nam is stepping up. But transitions can be disruptive. Policies must ensure that green jobs are accessible, retraining is available, and vulnerable communities are supported. This is not just about economic growth with environmental sustainability, it is also about social justice. And specifically so, given an ageing population.Capable responsive institutions, especially at the local level, are essential for delivering quality public services. Viet Nam's shift to a two-tier government structure offers both opportunities and challenges. Proximity to communities enables reach and a deeper understanding of citizen needs, but it also places greater responsibility on the capabilities of local authorities. Investing in public institutions – through digital tools, data systems, and adaptive service models -- will also call on governance mechanisms to be responsive to deliver development efficiency.Walking together along the centenary pathViet Nam's innovations in digital public services, disaster risk reduction, community-driven development, and renewable energy are already inspiring the world. UNDP is committed to amplifying these lessons and it is encouraging and inspiring to hear Viet Nam's voice on the global stage in support of multilaterism.As both the UN and Viet Nam enter these octogenarian years, we are reminded that peace and progress are shared values and endeavors. The choices made today will shape not just Viet Nam's centenary, but the future of the region. The world needs this story./.

UN Assistant Secretary-General and UNDP Regional Director for Asia and the Pacific Kanni Wignaraja and UNDP Resident Representative in Viet Nam Ramla Khalidi published an Op-Ed following Viet Nam’s 80th anniversary of the National Day (September 2).

Viet Nam’s human development story is one of sheer grit and perseverance: UNDP

At the invitation of General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam To Lam and his spouse, Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez, First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Cuba and President of the Republic of Cuba, together with a high-level delegation of the Party, State and Government of Cuba, paid a State Visit to the Socialist Republic of Vietnam from August 31 to September 2, 2025.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2025/09/03/0109-tong-bi-thu-hoi-dam-cuba-4-19573751-11255173.jpg" alt="General Secretary To Lam and First Secretary of the Communist Party of Cuba and President of Cuba Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez pose for a photo. Photo: Thong Nhat/VNA"></figure>General Secretary To Lam and First Secretary of the Communist Party of Cuba and President of Cuba Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez pose for a photo. Photo: Thong Nhat/VNADuring the visit, First Secretary, President Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez held talks with General Secretary To Lam; met Politburo members including President Luong Cuong, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, and National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man; and attended the celebrations of the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution (1945-2025) and the National Day of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam (1945-2025).The Cuban leader also attended the 65th Anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Vietnam and Cuba (1960-2025), the photo exhibition “65 years of special Vietnam-Cuba friendship,” and other events highlighting the exemplary and unique friendship between the two Parties, States and peoples. He laid wreaths at the Mausoleum of President Ho Chi Minh, the Monument to Cuban National Hero José Martí, the monument honoring Cuban military experts, visited the Vietnam Military History Museum, and met with Vietnamese enterprises, friendship organizations, and the Vietnam-Cuba Alumni Club.Both sides assessed that the State visit of President Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez was an important milestone in the history of relations between the two Parties, States and peoples, contributing to consolidating and strengthening traditional solidarity, special friendship and comprehensive cooperation between Vietnam and Cuba in a substantive and sustainable manner in the new period, for the benefit of the peoples of the two countries, for socialism, and for peace, cooperation and development in each region and the world.The leaders reaffirmed the historical significance, the valuable legacy, and the great achievements of the Vietnam-Cuba relationship over the past 65 years, and expressed determination to continue promoting the relations built by President Ho Chi Minh and Leader Fidel Castro Ruz, nurtured by generations of leaders and peoples of the two countries, and to further enhance the effectiveness of comprehensive cooperation, commensurate with the potential and the excellent political ties between the two sides.On behalf of the Party, State and people of Cuba, President Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez expressed his joy at returning to Vietnam and extended his warmest congratulations to the Party, State and people of Vietnam on the 80th Anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day, as well as on the great achievements of historical significance that the Vietnamese people, under the leadership of the Communist Party of Vietnam, have attained over nearly 40 years of Doi Moi and international integration. He expressed his belief that under the leadership of the CPV headed by General Secretary To Lam, the Vietnamese people will unite to implement strategic, revolutionary policies, successfully organize the 14th National Party Congress, and seize a historic opportunity to firmly advance into a new era of development and national revival.Vietnam warmly congratulated the Cuban Revolution on its 67th anniversary and the important results achieved by the Cuban Party, State and people in implementing the resolutions of the 8th Congress of the Communist Party of Cuba, the National Economic and Social Development Plan to 2030, the important decisions of the 10th Legislature of the National Assembly and the 8th Central Committee, especially in addressing socio-economic challenges, updating the socialist socio-economic model, and expressed confidence that Cuba will successfully hold the 9th Congress of the Communist Party of Cuba in April 2026.Vietnam reaffirmed its steadfast solidarity and support for the creative efforts of the Cuban Party, State and people to overcome current difficulties and challenges, and its readiness to continue accompanying and cooperating with Cuba.Both sides expressed satisfaction with the development of Vietnam-Cuba relations at all levels and in all areas, and welcomed initial positive results in strategic cooperation, notably pilot rice projects, solar energy complexes, and joint ventures in pharmaceuticals and biotechnology. They agreed to facilitate and encourage new forms of cooperation suited to each country’s conditions and strengths, expand the participation of organizations and enterprises in the socio-economic development of both countries, particularly in strategic sectors with great potential such as agriculture and food processing, renewable energy, pharmaceuticals and biotechnology, and other potential fields.The two sides affirmed that relations between the Communist Party of Vietnam and the Communist Party of Cuba are the foundation and strategic orientation of bilateral ties, agreed to enhance high-level Party exchanges, theoretical seminars, study programs, youth and people-to-people exchanges, and to organize the 7th Theoretical Seminar between the two Parties and the 3rd Scientific Conference on “Fidel Castro - Ho Chi Minh: Revolutionary Vision” in 2026.Both sides emphasized the importance of inter-parliamentary cooperation, welcomed the 2nd session of the Vietnam-Cuba Inter-Parliamentary Cooperation Committee in October 2025, and agreed to promote cooperation in lawmaking to provide a legal framework for bilateral economic, trade and investment activities.They also agreed to continue close cooperation in defense, security, and foreign affairs, highlighting the importance of substantive cooperation between the Vietnamese Ministry of National Defense and the Cuban Ministry of the Revolutionary Armed Forces, between the Vietnamese Ministry of Public Security and the Cuban Ministry of the Interior, and the political consultation mechanism between the two Ministries of Foreign Affairs.<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2025/09/03/0109-van-kien-hop-tac-viet-nam-cuba-1-20024388-11255219.jpg" alt="General Secretary To Lam and First Secretary and President of Cuba Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez witnessed the signing ceremony of the Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation in the field of archives and document management between the Department of Archives (Ministry of Interior, Vietnam) and the State Archives (Republic of Cuba). Photo: Thong Nhat/VNA"></figure>General Secretary To Lam and First Secretary and President of Cuba Miguel Diaz-Canel Bermudez witnessed the signing ceremony of the Memorandum of Understanding on cooperation in the field of archives and document management between the Department of Archives (Ministry of Interior, Vietnam) and the State Archives (Republic of Cuba). Photo: Thong Nhat/VNABoth sides valued the results of the 42nd session of the Intergovernmental Committee on Economic, Scientific and Technical Cooperation, agreed to deepen cooperation in agriculture, food processing, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, healthcare, energy, telecommunications, tourism, construction, transport, high technology, digital transformation, and other areas.Vietnam reaffirmed its consistent support for Cuba’s just cause, called for the immediate and unconditional lifting of the economic, trade and financial embargo, and for removing Cuba from the unilateral list of “state sponsors of terrorism.” Vietnam also expressed support for efforts to improve Cuba-US relations based on equality, respect for independence, sovereignty and political systems.Kim Bui

Vietnam and Cuba issued a joint statement during President Miguel Diaz-Canel’s State visit, pledging to deepen special friendship and comprehensive cooperation.

Vietnam, Cuba issue joint statement during President Diaz-Canel’s State visit

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2025/8/29/img0165-17563739240071197427040-17564352292631622164365.jpg" alt="Prime Minister meets Speaker of New Zealand House of Representatives- Ảnh 1."></figure>Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh (R) and Speaker of the New Zealand House of Representatives Gerry Brownlee, Ha Noi, August 28, 2025 - Photo: VGP/Nhat BacThe Prime Minister praised the steady and comprehensive progress of the relations between Viet Nam and New Zealand, especially since their elevation to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership during New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon's visit to Viet Nam in February 2025.He said the new framework marks the beginning of a new chapter in the bilateral ties, and urged both sides to turn high-level agreements into practical outcomes. He also thanked New Zealand for its active support for Viet Nam's development.Brownlee, for his part, expressed appreciation for Prime Minister Pham's support and described Viet Nam as an important partner of New Zealand. He affirmed that the New Zealand Government and Parliament place great importance on advancing relations with Viet Nam as part of the country's regional strategy, pledging strong parliamentary backing for all-around cooperation.He also voiced full support for the five major orientations proposed by his host, including: strengthening political and diplomatic ties through high-level visits, exchanges, and bilateral mechanisms, and effectively implementing signed agreements; developing an economic connectivity strategy, expediting trade and investment agreements, facilitating agricultural market access, and working toward US$3 billion in two-way trade turnover by 2026; expanding cooperation in emerging areas such as the green and digital economies, digital transformation, science-technology, innovation, and climate change response; enhancing defense and security collaboration, as well as coordination in UN peacekeeping operations; deepening people-to-people links, education, and training exchanges.Brownlee noted that both countries share a common interest in promoting multilateral trade and stable supply chains, which underpin global growth and prosperity. He also praised the contributions of the Vietnamese community in New Zealand.The two leaders agreed to boost cooperation in education and training, promote student and researcher exchanges, and explore the possibility of establishing a direct air route to foster tourism, trade, and cultural exchanges.They further underscored the importance of closer consultations, information sharing, and policy coordination amid complex global and regional developments. Both sides pledged to continue working together at regional and international forums, contributing to peace, stability, and prosperity in the Asia-Pacific, while supporting New Zealand's stronger engagement with ASEAN./.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on Thursday met with Speaker of the New Zealand House of Representatives Gerry Brownlee, who is on an official visit to Viet Nam on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations.

Prime Minister meets Speaker of New Zealand House of Representatives

<figure class="image"><img src="https://img-ven.congthuong.vn/resize/th/upload/2025/08/28/pastel-modern-kids-room-photo-collage-2-10435190.png" alt="Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh (R) and acting head of Samsung Electronics' Device Experience Division Roh Tae Moon, Ha Noi, August 26, 2025."></figure>Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh (R) and acting head of Samsung Electronics' Device Experience Division Roh Tae Moon, Ha Noi, August 26, 2025.Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh hosted a reception for acting head of Samsung Electronics' Device Experience Division Roh Tae Moon in Ha Noi on August 26.Pham expressed his belief that Samsung will remain a trusted partner of Viet Nam in economic and technological development.He took the occasion to encourage Samsung to expand investment in high technology, research and development, semiconductors, and digital transformation; to help develop IT infrastructure and train high-quality human resources for Viet Nam; to increase technology transfer and localization; and to consider appointing Vietnamese to senior management positions in Samsung Viet Nam.Viet Nam and South Korea enjoy long-standing ties. The large Vietnamese community in South Korea and the Korean community in Viet Nam, along with many multicultural families, have helped strengthen bilateral friendship. This, he said, provides a strong foundation for businesses of both countries to expand cooperation and investment.Pham applauded the efforts, determination and business performance of Samsung Group in general and Samsung Viet Nam in particular, which have contributed to the country's socio-economic development, as well as to the cooperation and friendship between the two countries.In reply, Roh thanked the Vietnamese leader for the warm welcome, noting that his visit coincided with the 80th anniversaries of National Day of both Viet Nam and South Korea.He said Samsung's total investment in Viet Nam had reached US$23.2 billion by 2024, covering multiple areas including electronics, display, and electrical devices, with plans for further expansion.By the end of June 2025, Samsung's mobile phone factories in Bac Ninh and Thai Nguyen provinces produced 2 billion handsets since operations began in April 2009. In the first six months of this year, Samsung Viet Nam recorded US$31.8 billion in revenue, including US$28 billion in exports. Its latest flagship, the Galaxy Z Fold 7, produced in Viet Nam and launched in July, has received strong response globally, particularly in the U.S. and Europe.Roh expressed deep gratitude for the consistent support from the Vietnamese Government and local authorities. He praised the dedication of 90,000 Vietnamese employees working at Samsung and reaffirmed the company's long-term commitment to accompanying Viet Nam in its development journey.Since 2015, Samsung has carried out a range of initiatives to aid Viet Nam's supporting industries. In early 2025, Samsung Viet Nam and its parent group set up a rapid response team to strengthen supplier search and evaluation, while offering smart factory consulting to help potential partners improve competitiveness and develop production experts.At the meeting, Pham also signed a commemorative plaque marking Samsung's 2 billionth mobile phone produced in Viet Nam./.VGP

By the end of June 2025, Samsung’s mobile phone factories in Bac Ninh and Thai Nguyen provinces had produced 2 billion handsets since operations began in April 2009.

Samsung produces 2 billionth mobile phone in Viet Nam

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2025/8/27/sjc-vang-1729670285733201473347-17561942498452046114793-17562655992742113068234.png" alt="Viet Nam ends State monopoly on gold bar production- Ảnh 1."></figure>Under Decree 232, the Government officially ended the State monopoly on gold bar production, export and import of gold materials for gold production.With this policy, private enterprises and commercial banks can apply for a license from the State Bank of Viet Nam to produce gold bars as gold bar production shall be conditional business line.A business shall only be licensed to produce gold bars if it meets the following conditions:a) Having certificate to trade in gold bars;b) Having charter capital of at least one trillion Viet Nam Dong;c) Not having been sanctioned for administrative violations in gold trading activities or having fully implemented decisions on administrative sanctions issued by State agencies.d) Having internal regulations on gold bar production, including regulations on import of gold materials, gold production supervision, and quality control.A commercial bank shall be licensed to produce gold bars if it meets the following conditions:a) Having certificate to trade in gold bars:b) Having charter capital of at least VND50,000 billion;c) Not having been sanctioned for administrative violations in gold trading activities or having fully implemented decisions on administrative sanctions issued by State agencies.d) Having internal regulations on gold bar production, including regulations on import of gold materials, production supervision, and quality control.The Governor of the State Bank of Viet Nam shall decide and announce procedures for licensing gold bar production.Gold price reached all-time high of VND127.7 million per tael on August 26./.

The Vietnamese Government promulgated Decree No. 232/2025/ND-CP dated August 26, 2025 amending and supplementing several articles of Decree 24/2012/ND-CP dated April 3, 2012 on management of gold business activities.

Viet Nam ends State monopoly on gold bar production

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2025/8/21/ttg-1755742859633559830476.jpg" alt="Prime Minister hosts Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong- Ảnh 1."></figure>Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh (R) hosts a reception for Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs Penny Wong, Ha Noi, August 20, 2025 - Photo: VGPPham hailed the effective cooperation between the two Ministries of Foreign Affairs in promoting the Viet Nam–Australia relations, expressing satisfaction with the fruitful development of the Viet Nam–Australia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership across all fields.Two-way trade has maintained stable growth momentum, reaching more than US$14 billion in 2024, he noted, adding that both sides have also actively opened up their markets to each other's agricultural products, with Viet Nam's passion fruit exported to Australia for the first time and Australian plums now available in the Vietnamese market.The Government leader highlighted that Australia has poured more US$3 billion in foreign investment in Viet Nam, welcoming Australia's increase of official development assistance (ODA) for Viet Nam to AUD 96.6 million.Pham suggested the two nations continue to effectively implement the action program for the comprehensive strategic partnership and regularly organize dialogue and consultation mechanisms to further enhance mutual understanding and strengthen political trust.He emphasized the need to actively exchange measures to boost the two-way trade to US$ 20 billion, particularly through opening markets and facilitating the export of each other's goods.The Prime Minister called on the two sides to expand defense and security cooperation, especially in areas such as cybersecurity, digital transformation, and equipment support to help Viet nNam enhance its capacity.Pham shared Viet Nam's vision and strategy to advance science and technology, innovation, and digital transformation, expressing his wish for breakthroughs in cooperation in these fields, particularly in training human resources and developing biomedical technology.Wong, for her part, expressed her honor to visit Viet Nam on the occasion of the country's 80th anniversary of the National Day, affirming that the Australian Government highly values Viet Nam's role in the region as well as Viet Nam–Australia relations.Pham held that the two countries share many common views and visions on bilateral, regional, and international issues, serving as a foundation to further enhance cooperation and mutual support.Wong affirmed that she would double efforts to promote the comprehensive strategic partnership between the two countries, including further deepening defense and security ties and expanding collaboration in science and technology, digital transformation and innovation, education and training, and human resource development through ODA projects and investment funds.She also pledged to strengthen ties between the two countries, contributing to peace, stability, cooperation, and respect for international law in the region.The diplomat stressed the importance of maintaining peace, stability, safety, and freedom of navigation and overflight, and upholding international law, including the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS 1982)./.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh hosted a reception for visiting Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs Penny Wong in Ha Noi on August 20.

Prime Minister hosts Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2025/8/20/untitled-1-17283405076911437656698-1-17556569056121261577069.jpg" alt="Key takeaways from Viet Nam over the past year- Ảnh 1."></figure>General Secretary To Lam shakes hands with French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris, October 7, 2024. Photo: VNAOn political aspect, General Secretary To Lam initiated the streamlining Viet Nam's political system. This involved reducing a bloated bureaucracy, merging government and administrative units, and disbanding overlapping structures in the Communist Party of Viet Nam, the Government, National Assembly, People's Courts and People's Procuracies, and the Viet Nam Fatherland Front and its affiliated organizations.The most significant change was to restructure the local administration system from a three-tiered to a two-tiered system by eliminating the district level, merging communes, and reducing the number of provinces from sixty-three to thirty-four, Thayer told VGP via email.On economic front, Viet Nam's economy rebounded from a relatively slow GDP growth rate of 5.1 per cent in 2023 to 7.1 per cent in 2024. GDP growth rose to 7.5 percent in the first half of 2025 despite the disruptions to global trade caused by President Donald Trump's imposition of across-the-board tariffs.Viet Nam appeared to have negotiated a favourable "free and fair trade framework agreement" with the US with tariffs set for most goods at 20 per cent and 40 per cent for goods transshipped from a third country.General Secretary To Lam set a target of 8 per cent GDP growth in 2025 and double digit growth in the following years.Regarding diplomatic front, Viet Nam scored remarkable success in diplomacy over the past year by raising relations with six countries – France, Malaysia, New Zealand, Indonesia, Singapore and Thailand – to comprehensive strategic partnerships.Significance of such changes in current global context?Thayer said Viet Nam's GDP growth rate over the last year made it one of the fastest growing economies in Southeast Asia. Viet Nam's maintenance of macro-economic and political stability have made it an attractive destination for foreign investment. In other words, Viet Nam's exports and a steady flow of foreign investment have been the principal drivers of economic growth.The Australian professor said Viet Nam's international competitiveness should be enhanced if its restructured political system successfully overcomes the "three bottlenecks" of institutions, infrastructure, human resources and becomes more efficient and productive through digital transformation. He emphasized that this will assist Viet Nam in meeting the goals set by the Thirteenth National Congress in 2021 of "becoming a developing country with a modern industry and high-middle income by 2030 and a developed country with high income by 2045."Viet Nam's economic success will enhance its ability to retain its independence and strategic autonomy, Thayer noted.Role of comprehensive strategic partnership/strategic partnership with major powersThayer said Viet Nam's network of strategic and comprehensive strategic partnerships with major powers is a key component of To Lam's "four pillars" to support Viet Nam's rise in the new era as his third pillar is Resolution No. 59-NQ/TW On International Integration in the New Situation (January 2025).The other three pillars have a domestic focus: Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW On Science, Technology, Innovation and National Digital Transformation (December 2024), Resolution No. 66-NQ/TW On Law-Making and Enforcement (April 2025), and Resolution No. 68-NQ/TW On Private Sector Economic Development (May 2025).Viet Nam currently has a network of thirty-five comprehensive, strategic and comprehensive strategic partnerships that reflect its high standing in the international community.The country has thirteen comprehensive strategic partnerships including four of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council – China, France, Russia and the United States. The others are India, South Korea, Japan, Australia, Malaysia, New Zealand, Indonesia, Singapore, and Thailand.Viet Nam's network of strategic and comprehensive strategic partnerships are valuable to Viet Nam for two major reasons. First, they provide a conduit for political influence through the exchange of high-level delegations. Second, this network of strategic and comprehensive strategic partnerships serves to build interdependence across the spectrum of bilateral relations promoting cooperation in diplomacy, economy, energy, science and technology, innovation, education, human resource training, sports, tourism and people-to-people exchanges./.

Australian professor Carlyle Thayer has reflected on major developments in Viet Nam since To Lam become General Secretary of the Communist Part of Viet Nam Central Committee in August 2024.

Key takeaways from Viet Nam over the past year

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2025/8/20/russian-troops-arrive-in-hanoi-for-vietnams-80th-national-day-parade-ecd2cc4bf3f1492380851c5c14bc5317-2271-17556824394791312851398.jpg" alt="Russian soldiers arrive in Ha Noi for National Day parade- Ảnh 1."></figure>30 Russian soldiers are expected to take part in the military parade celebrating the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day.At the invitation of the Ministry of National Defense, Russia sent 30 service members to take part in the military parade marking the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day.Viet Nam has invited four countries – Russia, China, Laos, and Cambodia – to participate in the event. The ministry said this reflects Viet Nam's friendship and solidarity with its traditional partners, while underscoring its independent, self-reliant, and multilateral foreign policy, positioning the country as a trusted friend and partner of all nations.The Russian contingent was welcomed by officials from the Ministry of National Defense and relevant agencies, who assisted with arrival procedures before the group moved to their accommodations to begin preparations.Military delegations from Cambodia and Laos arrived in Viet Nam on August 15 and 16. Both are staying in Phu Tho province and conducting training at the Mieu Mon National Training Center.During the 50th anniversary of national reunification in April 2025, service members from China, Laos, and Cambodia also joined Viet Nam's military parade.This year's parade rehearsals are scheduled for 8 p.m. on August 21 and 24 at Ba Dinh Square and central streets along the parade route, with two full dress rehearsals to follow before the official event on September 2./.

A Russian military delegation arrived at Noi Bai International Airport in Ha Noi on August 20 to prepare for the National Day parade on September 2.

Russian soldiers arrive in Ha Noi for National Day parade

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2025/8/15/img9313-1755259134079885401550-17552655557361383876353.jpg" alt="Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh holds phone conversation with Cambodian counterpart Hun Manet- Ảnh 1."></figure>Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh (center) holds phone conversation with Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet, August 15, 2025. Photo: VGPIn a friendly atmosphere, the two Prime Ministers expressed their pleasure at the fruitful phone conversation between General Secretary To Lam and President of the Cambodian People's Party Hun Sen on August 14.The two Prime Ministers briefed each other about the recent developments in respective countries and agreed on major orientations to further deepen the relations between the two countries in the time to come, especially in the fields of trade and investment.Both sides also expressed their pleasure with the major outcomes reached during the summit meetings of the Party leaders and the Prime Ministers of Laos, Cambodia and Viet Nam in February this year.The pair agreed to continue consolidating political trust and bolster the role of existing cooperation mechanisms under the motto of good neighborliness, traditional friendship, comprehensive and long-term cooperationThe two sides agreed to continue improving the effectiveness of bilateral economic cooperation in the spirit of "harmonized interests - shared risks", double efforts to soon raise the two-way trade to US$20 billion, promote local-to-local connectivity in a practical and effective manner, facilitate cross-border trade, and settle the remaining issues related to land demarcation and marker planting.Pham hailed Hun Manet's efforts to boost infrastructure development and economic growth and improve Cambodian people's living standard since he became the Prime Minister of Cambodia.Pham suggested the Cambodian side to continue to pay attention to and facilitate naturalisation for eligible Vietnamese people, and create favorable conditions for Vietnamese people to stabilize their lives, integrate into and make positive contributions to Cambodian society.He also called on Cambodia to create conditions for Vietnamese enterprises to operate stably and expand investment in Cambodia.The two Prime Ministers took the occasion to compare notes on regional and international situation of mutual concern.Prime Minister Pham affirmed Viet Nam supports efforts to peacefully resolve all disputes in line with international law and practices, emphasizing that Viet Nam will continue to work with ASEAN Member States to promote the implementation of the ceasefire agreement reached between Cambodia and Thailand on July 28, 2025, so as to promote ASEAN centrality for peace, cooperation and development in the region./.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on Friday had a phone conversation with Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet at the latter's request.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh holds phone conversation with Cambodian counterpart Hun Manet

<figure class="image image_resized" style="width:777px;"><img src="https://bcp.cdnchinhphu.vn/thumb_w/640/344443456812359680/2025/8/13/b4d01d517a53f20dab42-17550124867251276299230-17550657291981816787434.jpg" alt="Viet Nam–Singapore relations: A valuable asset for both peoples- Ảnh 1."></figure>Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Chi Dung at the 60th anniversary of Singapore's National DayHe made the remarks at a ceremony marking the 60th anniversary of Singapore's National Day in Ha Noi (August 9, 1965 – August 9, 2025).&nbsp;On behalf of the Vietnamese Government, Nguyen extended congratulations to the Government and people of Singapore, as well as to Singaporean Ambassador to Viet Nam Jaya Ratnam.Six decades after gaining independence, Singapore remains a source of inspiration for many nations, including Viet Nam. The city-state is seen as a model of aspiration, dedication to learning and innovation, meritocracy, disciplined society, and smart governance—guided by generations of leaders with a forward-looking vision. Overcoming numerous regional and global challenges, Singapore has transformed from a small fishing village into a modern nation and a prominent financial and economic hub, built on the courage, faith, and steadfast determination of its people.Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen stressed that Viet Nam–Singapore relations are deeply rooted in people-to-people ties. Having navigated the "rapids" of history and endured more than half a century of tests, the two nations now enjoy a stronger-than-ever bond. This is a precious legacy and a model for regional cooperation.Today, Singapore is a key economic partner—Viet Nam's second-largest foreign investor—and a trusted companion in the country's renewal, integration, and development. The network of Viet Nam–Singapore Industrial Parks (VSIP), operating successfully across many provinces, stands as a symbol of "win–win" cooperation between the two governments and their business communities.The two countries are also advancing their Green Economy–Digital Economy Partnership and the Framework for Connecting the Two Economies, breaking new ground in areas where their strengths align—such as science and technology, innovation, digital transformation, and energy transition. Tens of thousands of Vietnamese students and officials have trained in Singapore; hundreds of thousands of visitors travel between the two countries annually for tourism and business; and more than 30,000 Vietnamese currently live, work, and study in Singapore.Viet Nam and Singapore also share common stances on many regional and international issues, cooperate actively, and support each other at multilateral forums. Both are committed to building a united and cohesive ASEAN, a stable and prosperous Asia, and a peaceful, thriving world.Building on these shared values, in March 2025, the two countries officially upgraded their ties to Comprehensive Strategic Partnership during General Secretary of the Communist Party of Viet Nam Central Committee To Lam's visit to Singapore with his spouse. This milestone coincided with two major anniversaries: Viet Nam's 80th National Day and Singapore's 60th National Day.&nbsp;The Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, the highest in Viet Nam's diplomatic hierachy, creates fresh momentum to elevate bilateral cooperation in line with the aspirations of the two peoples and their leaders.Addressing the event, Singaporean Ambassador Jaya Ratnam reviewed Singapore's six-decade journey of nation-building and reaffirmed Singapore's commitment to nurturing and deepening the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between Viet Nam and Singapore./.

The Viet Nam–Singapore relationship is a valuable asset for both peoples and a model of inter-state ties in the region, said Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Chi Dung.

Viet Nam–Singapore relations: A valuable asset for both peoples

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