The event reflects the strong trust and support of both countries’ leadership for their young officers, providing them with opportunities to interact, exchange experiences, and strengthen historical ties between the two forces.

During the operation, the two sides met to discuss border security and other related issues. The patrol covered the section of the shared border between Marker No. 424 and Marker No. 426, ensuring the protection and integrity of the boundary markers.

Việt Nam has been actively working with Interpol and other countries on training and capacity-building programmes to enhance law enforcement capabilities and practical expertise in combating transnational crimes, he said.

Minh hailed the LPRP’s founding in 1955 as a historic turning point that ushered in a heroic chapter in Laos’ fight for national liberation and its efforts to build and protect the homeland.

Agreeing on the guest’s suggestions for collaboration in areas aligned with strengths and interests of both Việt Nam and Tatarstan, PM Chính urged Tatarstan to enhance locality-to-locality cooperation and people-to-people exchanges between the two nations.

PM Phạm Minh Chính encouraged French enterprises to expand their presence in Việt Nam’s transport sector by investing in critical infrastructure projects. He specifically urged Airbus to partner with Vietnamese airlines to establish a maintenance and repair hub at local airports.

A special gathering of Vietnamese and Chinese alumni, organised at the Việt Nam – China Friendship Palace, was hosted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in collaboration with the Việt Nam Union of Friendship Organisations, Việt Nam Television, and the Việt Nam News Agency.

The remark was made by Vietnamese Ambassador to Mozambique Trần Thị Thu Thìn while presenting State President Lương Cường's credentials to Mozambican President Daniel Francisco Chapo in Maputo on March 19.

This event marks a significant milestone in strengthening the connections and contributions of the Vietnamese intellectual community in these two European countries.

Vice Chairman of the Vietnamese National Assembly (NA) Nguyễn Đức Hải is on an official visit to the South Asian country from March 19-22.

Cuba has proved its aquaculture potential thanks to learning Vietnam's experience, and it pledges to turn this into a key sector to contribute to food security and export, a Cuban official has said.

US Senator David Daines expressed his honour to be the first US senator to visit the country in 2025, and is impressed by Việt Nam's strong development and the hospitality of its people.

Vietnamese Ambassador to Laos Nguyễn Minh Tâm congratulated the Lao Party for its great, comprehensive achievements over the past seven decades and reaffirmed Việt Nam’s unwavering support for Laos’ renewal efforts.

Trần Thanh Mẫn welcomed Daines' visit, saying it takes place in the year marking the 30th anniversary of diplomatic relations and the second year of implementing the comprehensive strategic partnership.

With the planned abolition of district-level governments and the reduction in the number of communes under the government restructuring plan, provincial authorities must continue disclosing land information before, during, and after the mergers, Patrick Haverman, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Deputy Resident Representative in Vietnam said at a thematic discussion on March 20 in Hanoi.

US Senator Steven David Daines congratulated Việt Nam on its socio-economic achievements in the past years.

The Party chief expressed his appreciation for Ryotaro’s humanitarian aid efforts, particularly his fundraising of nearly US$20 million for disaster relief and his adoption of over 200 disadvantaged Vietnamese children.

Former Special Ambassador for Việt Nam – Japan Sugi Ryotaro reaffirmed his deep affection for Việt Nam and his commitment to further strengthening the ties between the two nations.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is currently working closely with domestic authorities to verify the identities of the detained Vietnamese citizens.

General Secretary Tô Lâm advised the young generation to enhance their understanding of the deep historical and strategic significance of bilateral ties, encouraging excellence in science and technology to support national industrialisation and modernisation.