Keyword: "Vietnam People’s Army"

Home rebuilding must be completed on January 10, and no later than January 12, the dispatch said, saying under no circumstances, should progress be delayed.

Vietnam’s Level-2 Field Hospital No. 7 on December 22 held a ceremony at the United Nations Peacekeeping Mission in South Sudan to mark the 81st founding anniversary of the Vietnam People’s Army.

Having upheld the spirit of “Vietnamese army comes from the people and fights for the people” for 81 years, the close bond between the army and the people remains a source of strength, enabling the military to overcome all challenges and fulfil its mission of defending the Fatherland.

Under the Party’s glorious flag, the VPA has always been an absolutely loyal and trusted political force, worthy of the trust and love of the Party, the State and the people.

Gen. Nguyen Tan Cuong highly valued the positive and fruitful cooperation between the Vietnam People’s Navy and the JMSDF, saying that this has helped enhance professional skills and technical expertise while fostering friendship and mutual understanding between the two forces.

Regarding defence cooperation, Cuong stated that the field has received attention from both sides' leaders and has recorded positive outcomes.

The Military Region 9 armed forces must concentrate on building and strengthening a strong all-people national defence posture closely linked with the people’s security posture to establish solid defensive zones, towards proactively thwarting all hostile plots, and maintaining peace and stability in the region and the country's sovereignty, the Party leader said.

The Vietnam People's Army must ensure steadfast political mettle, steadfast discipline, steadfast technology, steadfast military art, and steadfast troop welfare, stressed Party chief To Lam.

The relationship between Vietnam and Cuba is built not only on tradition but also on a shared vision for the future, with younger generations committed to nurturing the special solidarity.

Military Regions 4, 5 and 7 were tasked with directing provincial military commands to advise local authorities, review response plans, and coordinate with relevant departments and sectors to identify disaster-prone areas, including locations at risk of flash floods, landslides, major dykes, embankments and reservoirs, and flood-prone zones, particularly those heavily affected by recent rains.

Sen. Lt. Gen. Le Quang Minh, Deputy Chief of the General Department of Political Affairs of the Vietnam People’s Army (VPA), proposed that Australia share its experience and apply advanced technologies in research, data aggregation, investigation, classification, extraction of information, and the preservation of records to support Vietnam’s efforts to search for and repatriate the remains of its fallen soldiers.

The four-day event aims to boost diplomacy, economic cooperation, and cultural exchange between the two countries, contributing to their stability and prosperity.

Featuring nearly 120 standard booths, the expo will bring together major enterprises and reputable brands from both countries. Exhibited products will be diverse and wide-ranging, catering to consumption demands in Laos and the wider ASEAN market.

VINBAX 2025 marks the sixth Vietnam–India peacekeeping exercise overall and their fourth field-based drill. It began in 2018 in India in the form of tabletop simulations, continued in Vietnam in 2019, and then gradually upgraded to full-scale field drills under bilateral defence agreements.

The Department of Political Education under the General Department of Politics of Vietnam People’s Army and its Lao counterpart agreed to continue promoting political education work, contributing to consolidating their loyal, pure and and particularly close relationship.

The announcement of appointment decisions for senior officials, the PM's request for highest-level measures in response to Typhoon Kalmaegi, and sustained export growth are among news highlights on November 4.

Defence Minister Gen. Phan Van Giang described the 12th Party Congress as a particularly important political event showing the mettle and maturity of the Vietnam People’s Army after over 80 years of construction, fighting, winning, and development under the Party’s leadership.

The members of Engineering Unit Rotation 4 were carefully selected from across the army for their strong political commitment. They were thoroughly briefed on the regulations of the UN and the mission, the host country’s laws, as well as the laws of Vietnam and the discipline of the Vietnam People’s Army.

Major General Nguyen Ba Luc, Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the Vietnam People’s Army, expressed delight at the fruitful outcomes of Vietnam–Cambodia defence cooperation, which has remained a key pillar of bilateral relations. Highlights include delegation exchanges at all levels, particularly high-level visits; the Defence Policy Dialogue mechanism, consultations, and information exchange.

Vietnam and Brunei were suggested to maintain exchanges at all levels, especially at high level, and cooperation mechanisms such as consultations between armed forces and the Joint Working Group on military and defence cooperation.