Vietnamese Ambassador to Egypt Nguyen Nam Duong stated that as one of the first countries to ratify the convention, Vietnam stands ready to work with Egypt, African partners, the UNODC, and other UN member states to effectively implement the accord, contributing to a safer, more secure, and more resilient cyberspace.
The deal is designed to help Vinachem secure stable raw material supplies for its fertiliser production amid ongoing volatility in global commodity markets.
A growing number of Egyptian companies are developing advanced technology products such as smart home automation systems, electric vehicle chargers and specialised IoT sensors used in industry, agriculture and health care, creating promising opportunities for cooperation with Vietnam.
Vietnamese embassies in Mexico, Egypt and Austria recently convened overseas Vietnamese for the annual “Xuan Que Huong” (Homeland Spring) gatherings, a Lunar New Year (Tet) tradition fostering their ties to the homeland.
The Vietnamese Embassy has coordinated closely with relevant Egyptian authorities to complete all necessary formalities, ensuring the victim’s remains can be returned to Vietnam as soon as possible.
Reda El Taify, former Egyptian Ambassador to Vietnam and current Director of the Egyptian Public Library Fund, said Vietnam's accomplishments are reflected across three major pillars – socio-economic development, national defence and security, and foreign affairs.
According to the articles, one of Vietnam’s key and lasting achievements under the CPV’s leadership has been the development and continuous strengthening of its strategic autonomy. Against the backdrop of the rapidly changing and complex global and regional situation, this strategic autonomy serves as a crucial foundation for protecting national interests, preserving independence and sovereignty, and actively pursuing international integration
The Communist Party of Vietnam must remain steadfast in its strategic objectives, while renewing thinking, enhancing forecasting and policy responsiveness, mobilising internal strengths, effectively combining national and global resources, and proactively pursuing deep and substantive international integration to seize opportunities, overcome challenges and achieve development goals in the period ahead.
As many as 36 Vietnamese enterprises engaged in the production, processing and export of agricultural products are taking part in a programme to promote Vietnamese farm produce at Food Africa 2025, organised by the Investment and Trade Promotion Centre of Ho Chi Minh City (ITPC).
Ambassador Nguyen Nam Duong traced Vietnam’s eight-decade journey of national liberation, construction, and defence, spotlighting its achievements since launching economic reforms and global integration nearly 40 years ago.
The potential for agro-trade is significant though current agricultural trade stands at under 50 million USD, accounting for a small share of the total bilateral trade of more than 500 million USD, says Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Environment Tran Thanh Nam.
State President Luong Cuong’s trip once again reaffirmed the Party and State’s foreign policy of independence, self-reliance, diversification and multilateralisation of relations. It also reflected the strong trend of enhanced cooperation among countries of the Global South in shaping a new, more multipolar, fair and equitable world order.
The visits reflected the elevated position of Vietnam’s foreign policy in the new era—aimed at not only advancing ties with key regional partners like Egypt and Angola but also delivering a strategic message about Vietnam’s commitment to deepening relations with African nations as a whole.
The two leaders agreed to promote the role of parliamentary diplomacy and strengthen cooperation between the two legislative bodies by stepping up delegation exchanges to share legislative and supervision experiences, continuing close coordination at multilateral inter-parliamentary forums, and promoting exchanges between young and female parliamentarians.
The Egyptian and Middle East-North Africa media on August 5 published articles about Vietnamese State President Luong Cuong’s state visit to Egypt from August 3-6, highlighting prospects for bilateral cooperation in various areas.
Vietnam always attaches importance to developing the traditional friendship and multifaceted cooperation with Egypt and hopes to bring the bilateral cooperation to a new level - more solid, substantive and effective, said State President Luong Cuong.
President Cuong expressed his deep admiration for the great contributions of late President Gamal Abdel Nasser to the history of Egypt, as well as the special affection he had for late President Ho Chi Minh and the people of Vietnam.
State President Luong Cuong and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El‑Sisi on August 5 issued a joint statement on upgrading Vietnam - Egypt ties to a Comprehensive Partnership.
State President Luong Cuong’s visit is a pivotal moment in the diplomatic relationship between Vietnam and Egypt, underscoring both nations' commitment to elevating their ties, strengthening political trust, and opening a new chapter of bilateral cooperation
The Egyptian Defence Minister underscored the importance of defence ties within the broader bilateral relationship and expressed Egypt’s wish to enhance cooperation with Vietnam in this domain.
State President Luong Cuong, accompanied by his spouse and a high-level delegation, met with staff of the Vietnamese Embassy and representatives of the Vietnamese community in Egypt during his state visit.
President Luong Cuong noted that the museum stands as a testament to Egypt’s efforts to modernise its tourism industry while preserving its heritage.
Amidst the complicated situation, President Cuong called on countries worldwide to demonstrate clear responsibility for world peace, uphold multilateralism, respect the UN Charter, international law, and widely recognised common principles of conduct, while respecting the legitimate interests of medium and small countries.
Egypt stands out as one of Vietnam’s most important trading partners and a promising market in Africa. Notably, Egypt was the first North African country to officially recognise Vietnam as a full market economy in November 2013.
Through President Luong Cuong's visits, Vietnam will send a policy message to African countries and the international community that Vietnam is a nation with a growing role and position in the international arena, and it is confidently stepping into a new era.