Promoting four strategic cooperation priorities between Vietnam and Japan

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On November 10 in Tokyo, General Secretary and President To Lam proposed promoting four strategic cooperation priorities between Vietnam and Japan, focusing ...

Within the framework of his official visit to Japan, General Secretary and President To Lam of Vietnam on November 10 held meetings with leaders of the Japanese Communist Party, former Japanese Prime Ministers, former Chairmen of the Japan-Vietnam Friendship Parliamentary Alliance, and governors of several Japanese localities, according to the Vietnam News Agency.

The top Vietnamese leader proposed promoting four strategic cooperation priorities between Vietnam and Japan, focusing on political trust, economic linkage, innovation, and cooperation between the localities of the two countries.

The meetings focused on implementing the Vietnam-Japan Joint Vision Statement, promoting the comprehensive strategic partnership to develop substantively and effectively, aiming for high-quality growth, strategic autonomy, and resilience.

During meetings with former Japanese Prime Ministers Ishiba Shigeru, Kishida Fumio, and Aso Taro, the General Secretary and President urged the former Prime Ministers to continue supporting the elevation of the comprehensive strategic partnership in the spirit of the recently adopted Vietnam-Japan Joint Vision Statement, focusing on four cooperation priorities.

First, enhancing political trust through regular exchanges and contacts across Party, State, and National Assembly channels; strengthening economic cooperation, economic linkage, and ensuring economic security.

Additionally, expanding cooperation in innovation, space technology, high-tech agriculture; improving the effectiveness of cooperation between the localities of the two countries.

The former Japanese Prime Ministers appreciated the significance of General Secretary and President To Lam's official visit, affirming continued support to bring the bilateral relationship into a new development phase as partners in co-creation and mutual benefit, aiming for high-quality growth, strategic autonomy, and resilience.

Former PM Aso Taro welcomed the results of the talks between General Secretary and…

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