<figure class="table"><table><tbody><tr><td><figure class="image"><img src="https://image.vietnamnews.vn/uploadvnnews/Article/2026/11/6/543239_5632359845887044_vu.jpg" alt=""></figure></td></tr><tr><td>Permanent Deputy Foreign Minister Nguyễn Minh Vũ. — VNA/VNS Photo</td></tr></tbody></table></figure>HÀ NỘI — The official visit to Japan by General Secretary of the Communist Party of Việt Nam Central Committee and President Tô Lâm from November 8 to 11 carries three major strategic implications, Permanent&nbsp;Deputy Foreign Minister Nguyễn Minh Vũ&nbsp;told the press ahead of the visit.He said the visit, the first to Japan by the leader in his new capacity and the first visit to Japan by a General Secretary of the Communist Party of Việt Nam in 11 years, will first set the overall strategic direction for bilateral relations in the new period, enabling leaders of the two countries to identify long-term cooperation orientations and priority areas that meet the development needs of both sides.Second, it will help shift ties beyond conventional economic, trade and investment cooperation towards stronger linkages between the two economies, with greater emphasis on partnership and co-creation, as well as enhancing each country's economic autonomy and resilience.Against the backdrop of global supply chains being restructured, deeper economic ties with partners, including Japan, will create opportunities for Việt Nam to strengthen its production capacity and participate more deeply in global value chains.Third, the visit will provide momentum for breakthroughs in science and technology, innovation and the transformation of development models, areas of particular importance to the future of bilateral relations, said the Deputy FM.He held that Japan has strengths in technology, capital, management experience and manufacturing, while Việt Nam has a young workforce, a dynamic market, substantial development potential and a strong determination to promote innovation. Combining these strengths effectively will open up numerous cooperation opportunities in strategic technologies, digital transformation, green transition, energy and high-quality human resources training. This will enable Việt Nam to acquire and master technologies, strengthen its endogenous capabilities and enhance the long-term competitiveness of its economy, he said.These strategic orientations are also reflected in the planned programme of the visit. Besides meetings with the Emperor and Empress, the Prime Minister, and the Presidents of the House of Councillors and the House of Representatives of Japan, General Secretary and President Lâm is expected to meet leaders of Japanese economic organisations and major businesses, attend and deliver a speech at the Vietnam-Japan Public-Private Forum on Economic and Science-Technology Cooperation, and visit a Japanese company investing in high technology.The Deputy FM noted that more than 50 years after the establishment of diplomatic relations and three years since the elevation of ties to the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, bilateral relations have made remarkable progress, becoming increasingly comprehensive, substantive and effective.He said the relationship rests on a solid foundation underpinned by three important factors: growing political trust, increasingly intertwined economic interests and ever-closer people-to-people ties. These provide favourable conditions for the two sides to further elevate their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.Political trust has continued to be consolidated and strengthened, with the two countries regularly maintaining high-level and other exchanges and visits while expanding cooperation at all levels and through various channels, including Party, Government and parliament channels. Both countries attach great importance and give high priority to each other in their respective foreign policies.Dialogue mechanisms have been maintained effectively, while shared perceptions, commitments and agreements reached by senior leaders and by ministries, agencies and sectors of the two countries had been implemented in earnest, providing a firm political foundation for bilateral relations, he said.Building on this political trust, economic interests have become increasingly intertwined, with many notable achievements. Japan has consistently been one of Việt Nam's leading economic partners and its largest provider of official development assistance (ODA).An increasing number of Japanese businesses in high-tech sectors, particularly artificial intelligence (AI), has shown interest in and expanded their operations in Việt Nam. Major Japanese retail groups, notably AEON, has regarded Việt Nam as a key market while also helping Vietnamese products gain deeper access to the Japanese market, which has particularly stringent quality requirements.Cooperation in energy security and green transition, especially projects under the Asia Zero Emission Community (AZEC), is also being actively promoted by both sides, he noted.Science-technology and innovation have emerged as as a new pillar of bilateral cooperation. The two sides have been implementing practical initiatives ranging from joint research and semiconductor workforce training to cooperation in space technology, while seeking to expand into new areas such as AI and quantum technology.Meanwhile, joint projects on digital transformation, green transition, renewable energy and disaster prevention and control were also making effective progress, he said.He also highlighted the increasingly close ties between the peoples and among localities of the two countries. Việt Nam and Japan now have more than 100 pairs of localities with established cooperation ties. In 2026 alone, more than 10 large-scale festivals were held in the two countries, helping promote mutual understanding, cultural exchanges and friendship between their peoples.&nbsp;The nearly 700,000 Vietnamese people living, studying and working in Japan had also become an important bridge connecting the two countries and their peoples. The increasingly close bonds between the two peoples constituted one of the most enduring and vibrant foundations of bilateral relations, he said.Alongside bilateral cooperation, Việt Nam and Japan have stepped up coordination at regional and international forums, regularly exchanging views on issues of mutual concern and strengthening coordination on regional and international matters.Vũ&nbsp;expressed his expectation that, building on the achievements made, Việt Nam and Japan would continue to uphold the spirit of trust, sincerity and mutual benefit, taking bilateral relations to a new level through deeper political trust, closer economic cooperation, breakthroughs in science and technology, and stronger bonds between their peoples.He said this is also the deeper meaning of the spirit of “partnership and co-creation” that the two countries should continue to nurture for the benefit of their peoples and for peace, stability, cooperation and prosperity in the region and the world. — VNA/VNS

The Deputy FM noted that more than 50 years after the establishment of diplomatic relations and three years since the elevation of ties to the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, bilateral relations have made remarkable progress, becoming increasingly comprehensive, substantive and effective.

Top leader's official visit to Japan carries three major strategic implications: Deputy FM

<figure class="table"><table><tbody><tr><td><figure class="image"><img src="https://image.vietnamnews.vn/uploadvnnews/Article/2026/11/6/543241_5632364613186439_v%C4%83.jpg" alt=""></figure></td></tr><tr><td>Ngô&nbsp;Lê&nbsp;Văn, member of the Standing Board of the Party Committee of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Deputy Minister delivers a speech at the&nbsp;13th General Assembly of the International Conference of Asian Political Parties (ICAPP) in Seoul. — VNA/VNS Photos</td></tr></tbody></table></figure>SEOUL — A delegation of the Communist Party of Việt Nam (CPV) led by Ngô&nbsp;Lê&nbsp;Văn, member of the Standing Board of the Party Committee of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Deputy Minister, attended the 13th General Assembly of the International Conference of Asian Political Parties (ICAPP) in Seoul on November 4-7.The event, co-hosted by the Republic of Korea (RoK)’s Democratic Party (DP) and People Power Party (PPP) under the theme “Rebuilding Trust in a Transforming World,” brought together representatives from 83 political party delegations from 36 countries.Addressing the plenary session, Văn observed that the world is entering a period of profound transformation, with countries becoming increasingly interdependent but also facing the risk of deeper divisions and polarisation. This has made it more urgent to rebuild trust and strengthen international cooperation, he said.He emphasised that rebuilding trust does not mean eliminating differences, but rather establishing a foundation for dialogue, identifying common grounds and pursuing cooperation on the basis of mutual respect.On this basis, the head of the Vietnamese delegation proposed four major orientations for ICAPP member parties, including strengthening strategic trust and laying a solid political foundation for peace and stability; reinforcing social trust by giving due regard to people's legitimate interests and aspirations; guiding new drivers of development, particularly science and technology and AI, towards responsible, people-centred progress; and enhancing ICAPP’s role in connecting political parties, building consensus and promoting substantive cooperation.Sharing Việt Nam’s practical experience, Văn noted that once subjected to encirclement and embargoes, the country has gradually overcome differences and expanded its relations and deepened its global integration, demonstrating the value of dialogue, cooperation and trust, he said.He affirmed that as Việt Nam enters a new era of development, the CPV will remain steadfast in its foreign policy of independence, self-reliance, resilience, peace, friendship, cooperation and development."Việt Nam will continue to enhance its strategic autonomy, use science and technology, innovation and digital transformation as key drivers, and place people at the centre of development, with the goal of becoming a developed, high-income country by 2045," he noted.At the conference, the CPV officially assumed the role of host of the 14th ICAPP General Assembly in 2028, with strong support and confidence from member parties.Speaking at the handover ceremony, Văn described the role as both an honour and a responsibility to contribute to ICAPP’s overall development, continuing the Communist Party of Việt Nam’s more than 25-year engagement with the organisation.He highlighted the importance of equal dialogue, respect for differences, and greater understanding and cooperation among political parties. The Vietnamese delegation pledges to work closely with ICAPP’s leadership, Secretariat and members to ensure the successful organisation of the 2028 General Assembly, foster new initiatives and translate consensus into practical cooperation for a peaceful, stable and prosperous Asia, he said.The selection of the CPV to host the 14th ICAPP General Assembly in 2028 marks an important milestone in Party diplomacy. It reflects recognition by political parties of its role, standing and proactive, positive and responsible contributions to multilateral cooperation mechanisms among political parties. It also offers an opportunity for the CPV to further serve as a bridge, strengthen ties with political parties across the region, consolidate political trust and promote cooperation for regional peace, stability and development.On the occasion, Văn met with Lee Kai Ho, Chairman of the ICAPP Parliamentary Union and a lawmaker from the DP, and Shin Sung Bum, Vice Chairman of the union and a lawmaker from the People Power Party.At the meeting, Văn spoke highly of the positive development of the Vietnam-RoK Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.He highlighted the special bonds between the two countries, built on decades of cooperation and extensive people-to-people exchanges. The growing Vietnamese community in the RoK and Korean community in Vietnam have become important bridges, fostering mutual understanding, trust and closer ties between the two peoples.&nbsp;Against this backdrop, the official called on the political parties and parliamentarians of both countries to further promote bilateral relations and strengthen exchanges and cooperation through Party, State, parliamentary and people-to-people channels. He also urged both sides to create more favourable conditions for citizens and businesses of the two countries to live, study, work, invest and conduct business in each other's markets, bringing tangible benefits to their people.&nbsp;<figure class="table"><table><tbody><tr><td><figure class="image"><img src="https://image.vietnamnews.vn/uploadvnnews/Article/2026/11/6/543242_5632364740673266_vc.jpg" alt=""></figure></td></tr><tr><td>Deputy Foreign Minister Ngô Lê Văn speaks at the ceremony marking Việt Nam's acceptance of the role of host of the 14th ICAPP General Assembly in 2028.</td></tr></tbody></table></figure>The ICAPP Parliamentary Union leaders affirmed their support for Việt Nam's hosting of the 14th ICAPP General Assembly in 2028 and expressed their wish to further strengthen cooperation with Việt Nam and advance bilateral relations.The two sides also discussed orientations and measures to enhance bilateral cooperation, particularly in the fields of economy, trade, investment, tourism, science and technology, and innovation. They agreed on the importance of leveraging their respective strengths, complementarities and cooperation potential, while encouraging businesses to expand investment, connect with partners and participate more deeply in regional and global supply and value chains. These efforts are expected to make the Vietnam-RoK Comprehensive Strategic Partnership increasingly substantive and effective.On the sidelines of the conference, the Vietnamese Party delegation head also held meetings and exchanges with ICAPP leaders and representatives of member political parties to promote the organisation's role and bilateral cooperation, while helping prepare favourable conditions for the successful organisation of the 14th ICAPP General Assembly in Việt Nam.Founded in Manila, the Philippines, in September 2000, ICAPP is one of Asia's largest multilateral forums for political parties. It aims to promote dialogue, cooperation and mutual understanding among political parties, contributing to regional peace, stability and shared prosperity.The General Assembly is ICAPP's most important activity and is held every two years. It brings together broad participation and support from member parties to exchange views on regional and international issues of common concern, set cooperation priorities and adopt key decisions of the organisation. — VNA/VNS&nbsp;

"Việt Nam will continue to enhance its strategic autonomy, use science and technology, innovation and digital transformation as key drivers, and place people at the centre of development, with the goal of becoming a developed, high-income country by 2045," he noted.

Việt Nam attends 13th ICAPP General Assembly in Seoul

<figure class="table"><table><tbody><tr><td><figure class="image"><img src="https://image.vietnamnews.vn/uploadvnnews/Article/2026/11/6/543161_5632123832981637_vna_potal_quoc_hoi_thao_luan_cac_luat_ve_thue_va_dau_thau_9135766.jpg" alt=""></figure></td></tr><tr><td>National Assembly (NA) deputies discuss amendments to three laws on corporate income tax, non-agricultural land use tax and personal income tax on Friday. VNA/VNS Photo</td></tr></tbody></table></figure>HÀ NỘI — Lawmakers on Friday called for more targeted and equitable tax policies as the National Assembly (NA) discussed amendments to three laws on corporate income tax, non-agricultural land use tax and personal income tax.During the plenary session, NA deputies broadly agreed on the need to revise the laws, stressing that the proposed policies should benefit the intended groups, deliver practical benefits to citizens, ensure fairness and feasibility, and remain within the State budget’s capacity.Much of the debate focused on a proposed 0.2 per cent tax rate on land left vacant, unused or put into use behind schedule, as well as tax incentives for educational institutions.Deputy Nguyễn Văn Huy from Hưng Yên Province supported the proposed amendments to the Law on Non-Agricultural Land Use Tax, saying taxation could serve as an instrument to regulate land-use behaviour and encourage more efficient use of land resources.He backed the proposed 0.2 per cent tax rate on vacant or delayed-use land without applying land-use quotas, describing it as a necessary measure to curb land speculation and hoarding, which waste social resources.However, he warned that applying the rate to an entire land plot or project could unfairly penalise areas already being used for their intended purposes.Some large plots contain both developed and unused sections, while projects are often implemented in phases, with certain components completed and others still under construction, he noted.Huy proposed clarifying Article 7 to ensure that the 0.2 per cent rate applies only to the actual area left vacant or not put into use on schedule, while legally used areas remain subject to the corresponding tax rates under the law.Such a distinction would help achieve the policy's goal of preventing land waste without treating effectively used land in the same way as abandoned land, he said.Huy also welcomed the proposed tax exemption for land used for education and training, saying it would help reduce investment and operating costs for educational institutions and encourage private-sector participation in education.He stressed that educational activities extended beyond classrooms to include libraries, laboratories, practical training facilities, playgrounds, sports grounds, dormitories and other supporting infrastructure.He proposed explicitly including these facilities in the definition of land eligible for the exemption under Article 9. At the same time, the law should distinguish land directly serving educational purposes from areas used for independent commercial activities to ensure incentives reach the right beneficiaries and prevent abuse.Deputy Tô Ái Vang from Cần Thơ City also raised concerns over the proposed 0.2 per cent tax rate, arguing that the draft did not distinguish between land left unused due to deliberate speculation and land affected by objective circumstances.Treating all cases equally, without accounting for force majeure factors such as natural disasters, disease outbreaks and climate change, could undermine fairness, she said.She proposed exempting land that could not be put into use due to natural disasters, epidemics, climate change or other force majeure circumstances, provided these were certified by commune-level People's Committees.Drawing on conditions in the Mekong Delta, Vang warned that imposing the tax on land rendered unproductive by natural disasters could further undermine residents' ability to save and resume production.She called on the Government to develop a separate mechanism for tax exemptions or reductions on non-agricultural land and abandoned agricultural land in areas directly affected by climate change in the Mekong Delta."Taxation should be a tool for regulation and revenue sustainability, not a burden that undermines people's livelihoods when they are already facing difficulties," she said.Deputy Nguyễn Cao Sơn from Phú Thọ Province questioned whether the proposed incentive was sufficiently targeted and whether its beneficiaries had been clearly identified.Based on local surveys, he said private educational institutions had generally encountered no major difficulties in paying taxes. According to available reports, there were currently no private educational institutions operating on a non-profit basis, while most private schools were concentrated in major cities.He argued that the proposal could fail to ensure fairness and meet its intended objectives. Moreover, a non-profit commitment was only stated once in an institution's establishment decision, while profits could still be transferred to investors through related-party transactions. Existing education legislation also lacked clear mechanisms to monitor such arrangements, he said.Sơn called on the drafting agency to reconsider the proposal and clearly stipulate in the law that the exemption should apply only to income generated directly from education and training activities, rather than interest income, financial investments or financial leasing.Institutions found to have breached their non-profit commitments should be required to repay all tax previously exempted, together with late-payment interest, he added.Responding to NA deputies' concerns, Minister of Finance Ngô Văn Tuấn said the proposed tax on vacant and unused land had been carefully considered by the drafting agency.He explained that tax authorities were responsible for collecting taxes on taxable land, while the definition and identification of vacant land should be governed by land legislation.Determining which plots and areas qualified as vacant land would require close coordination between tax authorities and agencies responsible for State management of natural resources and land, he said.The process would be supported by the national land database. Strengthening the development, interconnection and use of databases would help authorities accurately identify eligible taxpayers and land areas, while preventing policy abuse, tax evasion and improper tax collection.Regarding corporate income tax exemptions for public educational institutions and non-profit private schools, Tuấn said responsibilities should be clearly divided between tax authorities and education management agencies.The criteria for identifying non-profit private educational institutions were already clearly stipulated in the Law on Education, he said. Competent authorities would determine an institution's non-profit status based on its investment and business registration certificates, after which tax authorities would process exemptions in accordance with the law.He said this division of responsibilities would ensure that each agency performed its proper functions.According to estimates by the drafting agency, the proposed corporate income tax exemption for educational institutions would reduce annual tax revenue by more than VNĐ2 trillion (US$76 million).Tuấn stressed that supporting education was a shared responsibility of society and reflected the Party's commitment to a sector identified as a top national priority. He said further policies should be studied to promote the development of education. — VNS

During the plenary session, NA deputies broadly agreed on the need to revise the laws, stressing that the proposed policies should benefit the intended groups, deliver practical benefits to citizens, ensure fairness and feasibility, and remain within the State budget’s capacity.

Lawmakers call for fairer land tax policies, tighter controls on education tax incentives

<figure class="table"><table><tbody><tr><td><figure class="image"><img src="https://image.vietnamnews.vn/uploadvnnews/Article/2026/10/30/541712_dien.jpg" alt=""></figure></td></tr><tr><td>Vice President of the National Assembly Nguyễn Hồng Diên (right) receives Bok Ki Wang, Vice Head of the Korean National Assembly's Land, Infrastructure and Transport Committee in Hà Nội on Friday.&nbsp;— VNA/VNS Photo Tuấn Anh</td></tr></tbody></table></figure>HÀ NỘI&nbsp;— Việt Nam always attaches importance to cooperation with the Republic of Korea (RoK) and hopes the RoK will continue to accompany Việt Nam in pursuing socio-economic development goals in the new era, Vice President of the National Assembly Nguyễn Hồng Diên has said.Diên made the statement while receiving Bok Gi-wang, vice head of the Korean National Assembly's Land, Infrastructure and Transport Committee and his entourages in Hà Nội on Friday.Bok conveyed a letter from Korean National Assembly Speaker Cho Jeong-sik to Vietnamese National Assembly President Trần Thanh Mẫn, expressing the Korean legislature’s wish to further strengthen bilateral economic cooperation.Diên welcomed the gesture, noting that it reflects the Korean legislature’s and its Speaker’s keen interest in economic ties, as well as the role of the two parliaments in promoting the Việt Nam–RoK Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.He welcomed the vigorous, effective and substantive progress in bilateral ties, highlighting stronger political trust and growing cooperation in trade, investment, infrastructure and people-to-people exchanges.Diên said bilateral trade stands at around US$95 billion annually, providing a basis for the two countries to reach the target of $150 billion by 2030 in a balanced and sustainable manner.Korean investment in Việt Nam has continued to grow, making it one of the country's largest foreign investors.Korean businesses have operated effectively, contributing to Việt Nam's economic growth and job creation, he added.The host said Việt Nam plans to develop a high-speed railway network, including the North–South line and routes linking Hà Nội with other localities and regions. The country is therefore seeking cooperation with partners possessing the expertise, resources and experience needed for railway development.Speaking highly of the RoK's experience in this field, he welcomed its businesses' interest in Việt Nam’s railway projects and encouraged their participation as partners, investors or contractors in line with Vietnamese law.Diên also underscored the importance of regular and flexible high-level strategic exchanges to build trust among the two countries’ leaders and strengthen ties between their parliamentary bodies at all levels.He called for closer and more substantive cooperation between the two legislatures’ committees and parliamentary friendship groups.For his part, Bok expressed interest in Việt Nam’s transport infrastructure plans, particularly railway development.He called for more information exchanges and closer links between relevant agencies and businesses to explore cooperation opportunities aligned with each country’s needs and development priorities.&nbsp;— VNA/VNS

Vice President of the National Assembly Nguyễn Hồng Diên said bilateral trade stands at around US$95 billion annually, providing a basis for the two countries to reach the target of $150 billion by 2030 in a balanced and sustainable manner.

Việt Nam, RoK step up economic, parliamentary cooperation

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