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Party general secretary and state
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president Dolam met with Assean
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ambassadors and charadair in Hanoi on
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Tuesday afternoon. Party general
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secretary and state president dolam
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reaffirm Vietnam's foreign policy of
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independence self-reliance peace
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friendship cooperation and
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development. While stressing that ASEAN
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remains one of Vietnam's key priorities,
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the Vietnamese top leader also expressed
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confidence that ASEAN member states
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would strengthen unity, uphold ASEAN
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centrality, and deepen practical
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cooperation to promote peace, stability,
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and development in the region. On behalf
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of ASEAN, diplomats in Hanoi, the
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Philippine ambassador congratulated
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Vietnam on its social economic
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achievements and expressed confident
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that the country would achieve its
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long-term development goals.
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Now, another issue under discussion is
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how Vietnam's diplomatic policies can
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contribute more directly to national
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development and that's what brought
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government leaders together on Tuesday.
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>> And Prime Minister Laming Hung chaired
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their plenary session on the fourth
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working day of the 33rd diplomatic
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conference. The emphasis is now moving
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beyond connections and signed agreements
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towards measurable economic results. We
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reports
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>> in 2024 and 2025, Vietnamese
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representative missions abroad organized
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more than 1,200 trade, investment, and
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tourism promotion activities and helped
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advance around 230 international
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cooperation agreements. These figures
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demonstrate diplomacy's role in opening
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doors in the new period. However, the
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benchmark is being raised from the
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number of activities organized to their
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final economic outcomes.
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The responsibility of the Ministry of
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Foreign Affairs and every official
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engaged in economic diplomacy must not
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end with the signing of an agreement. It
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must continue until commitments are
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implemented, projects are licensed,
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capital is dispersed, and facilities
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become operational.
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As we integrate into global economy, we
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must understand the world and adopt
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international standards. At the same
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time, we must understand our own
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capabilities and absorptive capacity so
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that we can develop a logical and
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practical plan to attract what we need.
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>> One tangible contribution of economic
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diplomacy to Vietnam's growth has been
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the negotiation and implementation of
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free trade agreements. The Vietnam
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Israel free trade agreement is one
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example. Nearly two years after the VIFA
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came into effect, bilateral trade
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reached approximately$ 1.93 billion US
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dollars in the first 6 months of 2026
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with Vietnam's exports to Israel rising
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by nearly 36%.
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Economic trade and investment
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cooperation remains an important
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priority. We aim to maintain annual
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bilateral trade growth of more than 10%
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and reach 6 billion US dollars within
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the next three years.
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Only when the role of representative
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missions is translated into substantive
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and sustained support will Vietnamese
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businesses gain the confidence to expand
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their operations and create new value in
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international markets.
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We expect Vietnamese representative
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missions to continue strengthening their
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role as a bridge by proactively
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providing information, forecasting
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market trends, and connecting businesses
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with local authorities, partners, and
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business associations.
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This Vietnamese milk brand in my hand is
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now also sold in China and several other
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overseas markets. While its producers
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also operate a factories in Russia
3:46
capable of processing 500 tons of milk a
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day. Behind the visible results is the
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less visible work of economic diplomacy.
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Opening markets and supporting overseas
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investment. The next stage is to go
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further turning diplomatic ties into
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concrete projects connecting businesses
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with technology finance and highquality
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partners and measuring success by the
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markets opened barrier removed and
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investment delivered. Nocham reporting
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for Vietnam today.
