General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee and State President To Lam on April 28 sent a message of condolences to Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto following a deadly railway accident in Bekasi, Jakarta.
Hanoi (VNA) – General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee and State President To Lam on April 28 sent a message of condolences to Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto following a deadly railway accident in Bekasi, Jakarta.
A train collision on the evening of April 27 left 14 people dead, while 84 others are receiving treatment at medical facilities, according to Indonesia’s Antara News Agency./.
State President Luong Cuong on March 27 sent a message of condolences to Colombian President Gustavo Petro Urrego following a March 23 military transport plane crash which claimed 69 lives and left many others injured.
The collision between two high-speed trains, Iryo and Alvia, in the town of Adamuz, Cordoba province, Spain, resulted in multiple fatalities.
State President Luong Cuong on January 3 sent a message of condolences to Swiss President Guy Parmelin following a serious fire in the canton of Valais on the night of December 31 that caused significant loss of life.
In a solemn atmosphere at the resting place of General Giap, General Secretary and President Lam and his delegation respectfully offered flowers and incense, observing a moment of silence in remembrance of the late general — an outstanding disciple of President Ho Chi Minh, a steadfast revolutionary, and the first General of the Vietnam People’s Army. Over more than 80 years of revolutionary service, he made immense contributions and rendered exceptional service to the Party and the nation’s revolutionary cause.
Hanoi hopes to further expand cooperation with Tokyo in high technology, green transition and energy transition, its Chairman Vu Dai Thang said.
In a meeting with Lao Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Thongsavan Phomvihane, both sides expressed their satisfaction with the substantive progress in bilateral relations and agreed to further operationalise the strategic connectivity across key sectors.
At the ceremony, Politburo member and permanent member of the Party Central Committee’s Secretariat Tran Cam Tu and his entourage expressed profound gratitude to President Ho Chi Minh, the great leader of the Party and the Vietnamese people, a national liberation hero and the founder of the Communist Party of Vietnam.
The Belaya Rus Party consistently regards Vietnam and the CPV as a priority direction and a leading partner in Southeast Asia, its leader affirmed.
The following is a list of selected news summaries reported last night by the Vietnam News Agency.
The upcoming official visit to Vietnam by Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae from May 1-3 aims to build trust between the two countries’ leaders, review the achievements of the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, and confirm key directions for future cooperation.
Vietnamese Ambassador to Japan Pham Quang Hieu highlighted that the upcoming visit to Vietnam by Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae carries great significance, vividly reflecting Japan’s high regard for the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership as both countries enter a new phase of development.
Vietnamese Deputy Foreign Minister Le Thi Thu Hang highlighted humanitarian concerns, particularly for vessels operating through the Strait of Hormuz and crewmembers on board while addressing a recent UN Security Council debate.
Party General Secretary and State President To Lam gave a reception in Hanoi on April 28 for Mongolian Ambassador to Vietnam Jigjee Sereejav, who paid a farewell visit upon completing his tenure in Vietnam.
Vietnam proposes ASEAN and the EU strengthen strategic dialogue, mutual understanding, and coordination in preventing, managing and responding to common challenges, while exchanging views on new methods and areas of cooperation.
Prime Minister Le Minh Hung on April 28 paid tribute to fallen heroes and martyrs in Hai Phong and presented gifts to policy beneficiaries, disadvantaged families and workers, marking the 51st anniversary of national reunification.
Vietnam’s National Assembly currently has 99 young deputies under the age of 45 (including 33 under 40), accounting for 19.8% of its 500 members. These representatives come from diverse social, ethnic, and religious backgrounds, with the youngest being a 24-year-old female deputy.
General Secretary and State President To Lam stressed that the diplomats were taking up assignments in locations of major political, economic, security and diplomatic importance, and therefore must fully recognise the weight of their responsibilities, demonstrate courage, intellect and a strong sense of duty, and contribute to deepening Vietnam’s relations with partner countries in a substantive, stable, sustainable and effective manner.
the Government will create favourable conditions for Hai Phong city to maximise its potential, strengths, and position, said Prime Minister Le Minh Hung.
The revised Law on Deposit Insurance, which will effective May 1, provides a stronger legal foundation to protect depositors and safeguard the banking system.
Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae will pay an official visit to Vietnam from May 1 – 3 at the invitation of Prime Minister Le Minh Hung.
The following is a brief review of the day’s events as reported by the Vietnam News Agency.
Politburo member and Permanent member of the Party Central Committee’s Secretariat Tran Cam Tu and his entourage expressed their boundless gratitude to President Ho Chi Minh, and General Vo Nguyen Giap - the revered leader of the Vietnam People’s Army, who led the armed forces and people to historic victories. They also honoured those who brought glory to the country, enabling present and future generations to continue the legacy of their predecessors in building a prosperous and powerful Vietnam.
In Vietnam, the legal framework for the 2026–2031 elections continues to ensure that at least 35% of candidates are women, with the actual figure reaching nearly 45%. Women currently make up 150 members of the 500-seat NA, or 30%, above the global average of 27.5%.
