Vietnam highly values its relationship with Mexico and aims to further advance cooperation via parliamentary, economic, cultural and people-to-people channels, said Vietnamese Ambassador to Mexico Nguyen Van Hai.
Today, Vietnam continues to draw the attention of the international community thanks to its remarkable achievements in national development under the leadership of the CPV, according to an article on Regeneración.
Known for being one of Southeast Asia’s best kept secrets, experts said 2026 will be the year for Laos to start attracting discerning travelers. Traversed by the Mekong River, Laos features mountainous terrain, French colonial architecture and an abundance of Buddhist monasteries.
As both nations look to keep their long-standing partnership in good health, the health ministries of Vietnam and Mexico have been accelerating cooperation, especially in traditional medicines.
The two sides discussed measures to promote cooperation in economy, trade, and investment, as well as coordination within regional and global frameworks such as the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP).
A delegation of the ASEAN Committee in Mexico City (ACMC), led by Vietnamese Ambassador to Mexico Nguyen Van Hai, who currently serves as ACMC Chair, paid a working visit to Jalisco, one of Mexico’s leading provinces in economic growth, technology, and innovation from October 14–17.
The ASEAN Week features a variety of activities showcasing the distinctive cultural aspects of ASEAN member countries, including folk music and dance performances, traditional cuisine, and a photo exhibition highlighting the landscapes and people of the countries.
On behalf of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV), Cuong expressed his gratitude to communist, workers’ and progressive left-wing parties worldwide for their accompanying and support for Vietnam in the past struggle for national independence and reunification, as well as in the ongoing cause of national renewal, construction and defence.
Vietnamese President Luong Cuong has offered congratulations to his Mexican counterpart Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo on the 215th Independence Day of Mexico (September 16, 1810–2025).
Braving devastating wars, Vietnam has risen with strength, optimism, and without hatred — qualities rooted in President Ho Chi Minh’s teachings on reconciliation, tolerance, and a forward-looking vision, which have guided generations of Vietnamese people in nation-building, youth education, and social governance.
Since the establishment of diplomatic ties, the relationship has been fostered on the basis of political trust, shared historical and cultural values, and mutual respect, and has expanded comprehensively, said Vietnamese Ambassador to Mexico Nguyen Van Hai.
Titled "The long-haired army", the exhibition is a collaboration between the Museum of Women of Mexico, the Vietnamese Women’s Museum, and cultural promoter Kyra Núñez de León, highlights not only the resilience of Vietnamese women during wartime but also the shared history of both nations in their fight for freedom.
Despite the geographical distance, Hai highlighted striking similarities between Taxco and Vietnam's heritage destinations such as Hoi An, Hue, and Ninh Binh. He suggested both sides explore partnerships in sustainable tourism management, urban heritage preservation, and culture-driven economic development.
Strengthening educational cooperation is an investment in a future of shared sustainability and prosperity, said Vietnamese Ambassador to Mexico Nguyen Van Hai.
The school’s principal Marisol Nolasco Najera affirmed that since the school was founded in 1975, stories about Vietnam have always brought valuable lessons to its teachers and students.
The Mexico - Vietnam Parliamentary Friendship Group has been instrumental in advancing parliamentary cooperation between the two countries, as well as broader ties across various potential fields, said Vietnamese Ambassador to Mexico Nguyen Van Hai.
Looking forward, Hai revealed that the two sides are actively pursuing an upgrade in their relationship, beginning with a Comprehensive Partnership and aiming toward a Strategic Partnership.
Located 40 km southeast of downtown Mexico City, Escuela Primaria Republica Socialista de Vietnam is the only educational institution in Latin America bearing the name of Vietnam’s official title.
April 30, 1975 stands as a testament to the Vietnamese people's indomitable spirit, embodying the culmination of a prolonged struggle fueled by patriotism, countless sacrifices, and the unwavering unity of the nation.
In the article, Mexican Ambassador to Vietnam Alejandro Negrín Muñoz was quoted as saying that Mexico and Vietnam have many significant similarities. Both countries are emerging middle-sized economies, have influence in the region and are working to reduce poverty and social inequality.