An official affirmed that Tay Ninh will continue to accompany, support and facilitate investors, including Chinese ones, within the framework of Vietnamese law, enabling them to implement projects effectively, stably and over the long term.
Officials cut the ribbon on a Vietnam–China cross-border training and exchange centre for infectious disease control, along with a Guangxi facility dedicated to disease surveillance and prevention training.
According to Yang Feng, Secretary of the Party Committee of the School of International Education at Guangxi Normal University, the university has trained more than 5,000 Vietnamese students from the 1990s to the end of 2025.
Vietnam–China relations are being maintained and developed in the spirit of friendly neighbourliness, comprehensive cooperation, long-term stability and looking toward the future.
The Vietnamese Government leader particularly emphasised the need for Texhong to pursue in-depth investment, focusing on the application of science and technology, innovation, digital transformation, green production and smart governance. He stressed a shift towards greater reliance on knowledge and technology rather than labour, raw materials and land, in order to optimise the group’s operations and enhance efficiency.
China and Vietnam will continue to strengthen coordination, jointly promote global initiatives on development, security, civilisation and governance, and make active contributions to peace, stability and development in the region and the world.
A ceremony was held in China's Chongqing city on October 29 to inaugurate the Vietnamese Consulate General in Chongqing, marking a new milestone in friendship and cooperation between the two countries, and between Vietnam and China's western region in particular.
Both sides expressed satisfaction with the robust growth of Vietnam–China relations and the positive progress in mutually beneficial exchanges and cooperation between ministries, sectors, and localities of Vietnam and Guangdong.
The ambassador reaffirmed that Vietnam always attaches importance to strengthening and developing friendly and cooperative relations with China, considering this a consistent policy, an objective requirement, a strategic choice and a top priority in its foreign policy.
Vietnam believes that the Chinese Party, State, and people will successfully achieve the goals of the 20th National Party Congress and complete the “second centenary goal” on schedule, building China into a modern, prosperous, civilised, harmonious, and beautiful socialist power that makes greater contributions to peace, cooperation, and development in the region and the world.
Vietnam–China relations continue to grow in depth, grounded in the traditional friendship of being “both comrades and brothers” nurtured by President Ho Chi Minh, Chairman Mao Zedong, and generations of leaders from both sides.Vietnam–China relations continue to grow in depth, grounded in the traditional friendship of being “both comrades and brothers” nurtured by President Ho Chi Minh, Chairman Mao Zedong, and generations of leaders from both sides.
People-to-people exchange has long served as a vital bridge between Vietnam and China, forming a strong social foundation for building trust, fostering cooperation, and maintaining peace. In celebration of the 75th anniversary of diplomatic ties in 2025, the two Parties and Governments have jointly designated the year as the “Year of Vietnam-China Humanistic Exchange,” reflecting a shared strategic vision to promote sustainable bilateral relations rooted in public engagement.
On this occasion, General Secretary of the Communist Party of China and Chinese President Xi Jinping announced for the first time that China will invite Vietnamese youth to participate in the "Red Study Tours" over the next three years, with the aim of helping the young generation of both countries better understand revolutionary values, respect neighbourly friendship, and strengthen mutual bonds.
Amid global economic restructuring and deeper regional cooperation, Vietnam–China economic and trade ties have grown significantly. with larger scale and major projects actively promoted, creating strong momentum for both nations' socio-economic development.
