Nearly 30 years after establishing diplomatic relations, Vietnam and Ireland have consistently prioritised fostering mutual political trust and understanding. Both countries have achieved notable successes across various fields, aiming for sustainable development, peace, cooperation, and growth both regionally and globally.
Party General Secretary and State President To Lam is paying a state visit to Ireland from October 1-3 at the invitation of President Michael D. Higgins. This marks the first visit by a Vietnamese head of state to Ireland since the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two nations in 1996.
General Secretary and President To Lam's state visit to Ireland from October 1-4 signifies a key milestone in the strengthening of ties between the two nations. Over the years, both countries have fostered a relationship grounded in friendship and broad cooperation.
The successes in education and science and technology cooperation between Vietnam and Ireland have been serving as a solid foundation for the development of bilateral relations in other areas where both countries have significant potential, such as renewable energy, agriculture, and innovation, according to a scholar.
Party General Secretary and State President To Lam’s state visit to Ireland from October 1-4 at the invitation of Irish President Michael D.Higgins, the first by a head of state of Vietnam to the European country since the two sides set up their diplomatic relations in 1996, is expected to bring bilateral ties to a new development stage.
The upcoming state visit to Ireland by General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee and State President To Lam, his spouse and a high-ranking delegation of Vietnam is expected to open a new door for the two countries’ trade cooperation, according to insiders.
