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Vietnam co-chairs 14th ASEAN–New Zealand Joint Cooperation Committee meeting

Vietnam co-chairs 14th ASEAN–New Zealand Joint Cooperation Committee meeting

Vietnam encourages New Zealand to continue its active engagement in both ASEAN–New Zealand frameworks and ASEAN-led mechanisms such as the East Asia Summit (EAS), ASEAN Regional Forum (ARF), ASEAN Defence Ministers’ Meeting Plus (ADMM+), and Expanded ASEAN Maritime Forum (EAMF), contributing to trust-building, dialogue, cooperation, and conflict prevention in the region.
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  • State President’s working trip to US achieves all set goals: Deputy FM

    State President’s working trip to US achieves all set goals: Deputy FM

    State President Luong Cuong and high-ranking Vietnamese delegation used their UN platform to narrate the country’s remarkable journey from war-torn poverty to a middle-income nation brimming with potential. Their speeches painted a picture of a Vietnam poised for prosperity, ready to embrace a new era of growth.
  • State President hosts banquet in honour of Australian Governor-General

    State President hosts banquet in honour of Australian Governor-General

    The President held that bilateral ties, despite historical ups and downs, are now experiencing their most flourishing period in more than half a century since the establishment of diplomatic relations.
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