At the summit, participating leaders pledged to keep working closely to implement the commitments, initiatives, and outcomes of the commemorative summit, including the joint vision statement and its implementation plan.

Vietnamese PM appreciated Australia’s continued strong support for ASEAN’s common stance on the East Sea (known internationally as the South China Sea), resolving disputes peacefully, and efforts to finalise an effective, substantive Code of Conduct (COC), in accordance with international law, particularly the 1982 UNCLOS, contributing to turning the East Sea into a sea of peace, stability, cooperation, and sustainable development.

The Vietnamese Ministry of Public Security and the UK Home Office have been working closely together in combating crimes, migration, border control management, and the fight against human trafficking and illegal migration.

Leaders stressed the importance of expanding cooperation in areas such as science and technology, digital transformation, smart agriculture, energy, climate change and disaster management.

The two sides agreed to establish working groups to conduct pre-feasibility studies for cooperation projects, strengthen the connection between Việt Nam's "Two Corridors, One Belt" initiative and China's "Belt and Road" initiative

The historical moment of Hà Nội’s liberation from French colonisers seven decades ago is proof of national solidarity and aspiration for peace, a milestone in the city’s and Việt Nam’s course of development, Tô Lâm said.

The two leaders expressed their determination to further deepen the Việt Nam-South Korea Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.

Ambassador Đặng Hoàng Giang, Permanent Representative of Việt Nam to the UN, highlighted that although Việt Nam ranks 55th among 166 countries regarding the SDG index, there is a huge workload that needs to be done to restructure the economy and mitigate the impacts of climate change and natural disasters.

The leaders also discussed ways to empower the private sector, encouraging the engagement and larger investors from ASEAN businesses in regional development initiatives.

During her courtesy call on Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake on October 9, Vietnamese Ambassador to Sri Lanka, Trịnh Thị Tâm, expressed her appreciation for Sri Lanka's recent remarkable achievements in economic growth, inflation control, and maintaining social welfare for its people.

The delegates expressed their profound gratitude for the late leader who devoted his whole life for the nation and led the people to glorious victories.

Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and Chairman of the National Border Committee Nguyễn Minh Vũ stated that the theme of the workshop reflects the objective and urgent need for international cooperation for peace and development in boundaries and seas.

The two leaders also emphasised the need to further strengthen cooperation in other important fields, such as defense - security, education - training, culture and people-to-people exchanges.

The ministries should also continue supporting and consulting each other at multilateral forums to reach consensus on matters of mutual concerns, .to peace, stability, and development of both countries and the region

Japan is now the largest supplier of official development assistance to Việt Nam, with two-way trade projected to surpass US$30 billion in 2024.

In his message, Mẫn paid tribute to Wu's role in advancing socialism with Chinese characteristics, highlighting his significant contributions to strengthening the Việt Nam-China comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership.

In his address to AIPA representatives, the Vietnamese PM called for specific directions and drastic actions to build a connected, self-reliant, sustainable, and inclusive ASEAN Community.

The leader said that ASEAN must adopt a more proactive approach in leveraging growth drivers, opportunities, digital transformation, green development, climate change response and numerous other potential areas for collaboration.

Looking ahead to 2025, Vũ Hồng Thanh, Chairman of the National Assembly Economic Committee, emphasised the need for measures to promote sustainable growth, focusing on enhancing internal capacity and macroeconomic stability.

About 100,000 Vietnamese people are living, working and studying in Laos.