Chinese President Xi Jinping's state visit to Vietnam marks a pivotal moment in the enduring friendship between the two nations. In a recently published article in People's Daily, To Lam, general secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee, emphasized that the visit will greatly contribute to deepening bilateral cooperation and opening a new chapter in Vietnam-China relations.
To Lam highlighted that peace, friendship, cooperation, and development have long defined the relationship between Vietnam and China. He noted that the sustained, stable, and long-term growth of ties is in the fundamental interests of both peoples, building on decades of enriched exchange and mutual benefit.
Economic and trade relations remain a driving force in this partnership. Vietnam has emerged as China's largest trading partner in ASEAN and its fourth largest globally. Moreover, China has become Vietnam's third largest source of foreign investment and leads in new investment projects, setting the stage for further growth and opportunity in the region.
Beyond economic links, the state visit opens avenues for advancing people-to-people exchanges and deepening cooperation in culture, tourism, education, and security. Experts believe these diverse interactions will enhance the comprehensive strategic partnership and drive sustainable development across multiple sectors.
As both nations navigate the complexities of a dynamic global landscape, Xi Jinping's visit underscores a commitment to shared prosperity and balanced international engagement. This moment offers vibrant prospects for young global citizens, business innovators, thought leaders, and cultural enthusiasts looking to forge a future grounded in mutual trust and progress.
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To Lam: Xi's visit will contribute to new era of Vietnam-China ties
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