Standing Deputy Prime Minister Pham Gia Tuc on September 27 inspected Huu Nghi – Chi Lang and Dong Dang – Tra Linh expressway projects, urging local authorities, investors and contractors to speed up construction to connect the two routes before the Lunar New Year (Tet) 2027.
Vice President of the Vietnamese National Assembly (NA) Nguyen Doan Anh led a delegation to visit Norway from September 25-27.
Held in Dar es Salaam and Arusha, the five-day session reviewed bilateral cooperation, addressed obstacles and explored new opportunities for economic and trade partnerships, contributing to strengthening Tanzania’s role as a key partner of Vietnam in East Africa.
Regarding Vietnam’s role in multilateral affairs, Wilfert highlighted four areas where Vietnam could further contribute to multilateral cooperation, beginning with its contribution to regional peace and stability through ASEAN and the UN.
Algeria-Vietnam relations have deep historical and humanitarian roots, forged through the struggle against colonialism and for national independence and strengthened by solidarity, mutual respect and trust.
The event not only marked the launch of this year's winter tourism campaign, but also highlighted Phu Quoc's strong appeal to the Russian market, one of the island's most important international tourist markets.
Among the key transport and conference projects, the runway expansion at Phu Quoc International Airport has been completed, while the VIP terminal is 96% complete and Terminal 2 is 72% complete.
The two countries also share common views on international law, free trade and regional stability, with complementary strengths in play: Vietnam is leaning on science, technology and global integration to hit development targets for 2030 and 2045, while Canada is diversifying its markets and expanding its footprint in the Indo-Pacific.
The roughly 100 sq.m Vietnam Pavilion is divided into four sections: fruit, agricultural goods and processed food; industrial and consumer products, leather, footwear and apparel; tourism, aviation and cuisine; and others.
Thailand will not face shortages of rice and palm oil because of El Nino as it is a major producer as stocks are sufficient and shortages are not expected.
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