On the sidelines of the inaugural ASEAN-China-GCC Summit, Chinese Premier Li Qiang met with Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh to chart a path for deeper bilateral ties.
Li Qiang highlighted the momentum from President Xi Jinping’s recent state visit to Vietnam, where both sides endorsed the six mores framework to build a China-Vietnam community with a shared future. Li said they stand ready to implement these outcomes, maintain high-level exchanges, and deepen mutual trust.
Against a backdrop of rising global uncertainty, Li underscored China’s commitment to opening up and development. He called for strengthened communication with Vietnam to uphold international fairness, safeguard the global economic and trade order, and protect the common interests of Global South countries.
Vietnam’s prime minister reciprocated, congratulating the success of the summit and expressing readiness to intensify cooperation across trade, science, and cultural exchanges. Pham Minh Chinh said Vietnam will join hands with China to turn strategic consensus into practical achievements.
Looking ahead, the two governments aim to leverage this renewed momentum to boost regional stability and growth. For young global citizens and changemakers alike, the China-Vietnam partnership offers a case study in forging resilient alliances amid a shifting world.
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