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0:00Party general secretary and state
0:01president Dolam met with Assean
0:03ambassadors and charadair in Hanoi on
0:06Tuesday afternoon. Party general
0:08secretary and state president dolam
0:10reaffirm Vietnam's foreign policy of
0:12independence self-reliance peace
0:14friendship cooperation and
0:16development. While stressing that ASEAN
0:18remains one of Vietnam's key priorities,
0:21the Vietnamese top leader also expressed
0:23confidence that ASEAN member states
0:25would strengthen unity, uphold ASEAN
0:27centrality, and deepen practical
0:29cooperation to promote peace, stability,
0:31and development in the region. On behalf
0:33of ASEAN, diplomats in Hanoi, the
0:36Philippine ambassador congratulated
0:37Vietnam on its social economic
0:39achievements and expressed confident
0:41that the country would achieve its
0:42long-term development goals.
0:47Now, another issue under discussion is
0:49how Vietnam's diplomatic policies can
0:51contribute more directly to national
0:54development and that's what brought
0:56government leaders together on Tuesday.
0:58>> And Prime Minister Laming Hung chaired
1:00their plenary session on the fourth
1:02working day of the 33rd diplomatic
1:04conference. The emphasis is now moving
1:06beyond connections and signed agreements
1:08towards measurable economic results. We
1:11reports
1:15>> in 2024 and 2025, Vietnamese
1:18representative missions abroad organized
1:21more than 1,200 trade, investment, and
1:24tourism promotion activities and helped
1:27advance around 230 international
1:30cooperation agreements. These figures
1:32demonstrate diplomacy's role in opening
1:34doors in the new period. However, the
1:37benchmark is being raised from the
1:39number of activities organized to their
1:41final economic outcomes.
1:46The responsibility of the Ministry of
1:47Foreign Affairs and every official
1:49engaged in economic diplomacy must not
1:52end with the signing of an agreement. It
1:54must continue until commitments are
1:56implemented, projects are licensed,
1:58capital is dispersed, and facilities
2:00become operational.
2:05As we integrate into global economy, we
2:07must understand the world and adopt
2:09international standards. At the same
2:11time, we must understand our own
2:12capabilities and absorptive capacity so
2:15that we can develop a logical and
2:17practical plan to attract what we need.
2:21>> One tangible contribution of economic
2:23diplomacy to Vietnam's growth has been
2:25the negotiation and implementation of
2:28free trade agreements. The Vietnam
2:30Israel free trade agreement is one
2:32example. Nearly two years after the VIFA
2:36came into effect, bilateral trade
2:38reached approximately$ 1.93 billion US
2:41dollars in the first 6 months of 2026
2:44with Vietnam's exports to Israel rising
2:46by nearly 36%.
2:50Economic trade and investment
2:51cooperation remains an important
2:53priority. We aim to maintain annual
2:55bilateral trade growth of more than 10%
2:57and reach 6 billion US dollars within
3:00the next three years.
3:02Only when the role of representative
3:04missions is translated into substantive
3:06and sustained support will Vietnamese
3:08businesses gain the confidence to expand
3:11their operations and create new value in
3:14international markets.
3:19We expect Vietnamese representative
3:21missions to continue strengthening their
3:23role as a bridge by proactively
3:25providing information, forecasting
3:27market trends, and connecting businesses
3:30with local authorities, partners, and
3:32business associations.
3:36This Vietnamese milk brand in my hand is
3:39now also sold in China and several other
3:42overseas markets. While its producers
3:44also operate a factories in Russia
3:46capable of processing 500 tons of milk a
3:49day. Behind the visible results is the
3:52less visible work of economic diplomacy.
3:55Opening markets and supporting overseas
3:57investment. The next stage is to go
3:59further turning diplomatic ties into
4:01concrete projects connecting businesses
4:04with technology finance and highquality
4:06partners and measuring success by the
4:09markets opened barrier removed and
4:12investment delivered. Nocham reporting
4:14for Vietnam today.