The trip was at the invitation of Australian and New Zealand leaders, and it was Lam's first state visit to the two countries.

The visits showed that Vietnam values its partnership with Australia and New Zealand, and wants to work together more closely.

The visits were very successful, with many meetings and talks taking place in a friendly and open atmosphere.

Leaders from Australia and New Zealand said they value their relationship with Vietnam and want to work together more closely, especially in areas like trade and security.

The visits helped to build trust and create new opportunities for cooperation between Vietnam and the two countries.

New areas for cooperation were identified, including science, technology, and education, which will help Vietnam's development.

Vietnam and Australia will work together in areas like artificial intelligence and digital transformation.

Vietnam and New Zealand will focus on education, agriculture, and sustainable development.

The visits also looked at economic cooperation, including trade and investment.

The leaders agreed to encourage businesses to work together and invest in each other's countries.

Lam also met with Vietnamese communities in Australia and New Zealand, and said they are an important part of Vietnam.

The visits were an important milestone in Vietnam's foreign policy, and will help to strengthen ties with Australia and New Zealand.

Vietnam will work with Australia and New Zealand to turn the visit's outcomes into concrete programs and projects.

Many cooperation documents and agreements were signed during the visits, including joint statements on science and technology.

Vietnam and Australia will work together on new areas like AI and digital transformation.

Vietnam and New Zealand will focus on economic complementarities, including education and agriculture.

The Vietnamese government will develop action programs based on the high-level agreements, with clear tasks and timelines.

Vietnam will also work with Australia and New Zealand at the multilateral level, including in ASEAN and the UN.

The outcomes of the visits are expected to be turned into concrete programs and projects, boosting Vietnam's ties with Australia and New Zealand.