Vietnam – Japan to jointly develop financial market and strategic infrastructure

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General Secretary and President To Lam of Vietnam has proposed that Vietnam and Japan shift from a relationship of capital supply and reception to one of joi...

On the morning of November 11 (local time), at the Tokyo Stock Exchange, General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam and President To Lam and a high-level Vietnamese delegation attended a meeting with leading Japanese financial institutions under the theme "Financial Cooperation and Capital Mobilization for Strategic Infrastructure Development," as part of their official visit to Japan.

Speaking at the meeting, General Secretary and President To Lam emphasized that the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between Vietnam and Japan is opening up deeper cooperation opportunities. While financial cooperation between the two countries contributed to building many important projects in past decades, in the coming decades, both sides need to jointly develop modern capital mobilization methods, create strategic infrastructure projects, and foster new competitive capabilities, he proposed.

For the period 2026–2030 and beyond, Vietnam aims to focus on developing high-speed railways, urban railways, airports, seaports, logistics, energy, digital infrastructure, and strategic economic corridors. These tasks require substantial, diverse, and long-term investment resources, exceeding the capacity of the state budget alone or a single capital mobilization channel, according to the top Vietnamese leader.

General Secretary and President To Lam expressed a desire for Vietnam-Japan financial cooperation to shift significantly from a relationship of capital supply and reception to a partnership for joint financial market development, co-designing effective capital mobilization solutions, and co-investing in projects and sectors that build long-term competitiveness.

Regarding cooperation orientation, the top Vietnamese leader proposed that both sides jointly develop modern, transparent, and safe financial and capital markets, enhancing the capacity to mobilize long-term capital for their respective economy.

The General Secretary and President also proposed strengthening the…

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