<figure class="table"><table><tbody><tr><td><figure class="image"><img src="https://image.vietnamnews.vn/uploadvnnews/Article/2025/5/30/427528_nhat.jpg" alt=""></figure></td></tr><tr><td>Deputy Prime Minister Nguyễn Chí Dũng (left) meets Japanese PM Ishiba Shigeru in Tokyo. — VNA/VNS Photo Phạm Tuân</td></tr></tbody></table></figure>TOKYO — Việt Nam considers Japan a trusted partner in the new era of development, Deputy Prime Minister (PM) Nguyễn Chí Dũng told Japanese PM Ishiba Shigeru during a meeting in Tokyo on Friday.Deputy PM Dũng, who is in Tokyo for the 30th Nikkei Forum "Future of Asia",&nbsp;expressed satisfaction with the robust and substantive development of the Việt Nam - Japan Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, built on strong political trust.He expressed a desire to closely coordinate the effective realisation of high-level agreements and continue facilitating high-level exchanges to further reinforce political trust and close bond between the two countries.Briefing on Việt Nam’s determination, efforts, and new policies, Dũng proposed deeper economic, investment, trade, cultural, and educational and locality-to-locality ties. He called for Japanese investment in major projects in Việt Nam, particularly in urban and high-speed railways, energy, digital infrastructure, and high-quality agriculture.Regarding the newly identified pillar of sci-tech cooperation, he advocated for stronger ties across green transition, digital transformation, and training of high-quality workforce, especially in the semiconductor sector. He also suggested the Japanese support to improve the efficiency of the Nghi Sơn refinery and petrochemical project in the central province of Thanh Hoá.Reflecting on his April visit to Việt Nam, PM Ishiba shared his admiration for the country’s development vision and the vibrant energy of its people, drawing parallel to Japan’s own economic ascent three decades ago. He expressed confidence in Việt Nam’s ability to achieve its development goals and reaffirmed Japan’s commitment to advancing bilateral agreements in trade, economy, investment, science, technology, and human resource development.Ishiba endorsed the focus on sci-tech, innovation, and skilled workforce training, praising the dedication of Vietnamese workers in Japan for their significant contributions to the country’s economy. He voiced enthusiasm for welcoming more Vietnamese workers, particularly those with specialised skills.On global and regional issues of mutual concern, the host and the guest vowed to work closely together at multilateral forums, jointly address global challenges, and step up multilateral free trade.At a roundtable meeting with the Japan Business Federation (Keidanren), Dũng urged Japanese associations and businesses to partner with the Vietnamese Government to tackle major economic challenges with a new vision, create strong “steel punches” for the economy and generate practical benefits for both countries.He welcomed the constructive feedback from Keidanren representatives and pledged to direct Vietnamese ministries, agencies, and localities to urgently review and resolve any issues and facilitate new and effective projects.“Let’s restructure supply chains to leverage our complementary strengths, reducing exposure to external risks,” he said, noting that 2025 is a pivotal year for Việt Nam to achieve its 2021-2025 development goals through acceleration and breakthroughs.Việt Nam is refining its institutional framework, improve the business environment, and remove bottlenecks to unlock resources. The Government has identified administrative reform, streamlined procedures, and decentralisation as top priorities to position Việt Nam as Southeast Asia’s best investment destination, he added.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;In his meeting with President and Chief Executive Officer of Sumitomo Corporation Shingo Ueno later on the same day, Dũng was updated on the corporation's projects in Việt Nam and their implementation progress. Ueno underscored that Sumitomo will continue expanding its projects in conformity with the Vietnamese Government's net-zero emission commitments.Dũng welcomed and praised Sumitomo's substantial contributions to Việt Nam's socio-economic development through large-scale and substantive projects. He particularly highlighted the corporation's success in affirming its brand in Việt Nam, particularly in the industrial zone sector, where the company’s hi-tech, high-value projects are in line with the Government’s priorities.He underscored the significance of land and energy efficiency, especially for industrial parks around Hà Nội. Regarding the smart urban development project in the North of the capital city, Dũng endorsed Sumitomo's investment approach towards creating a smart city integrated with enhanced healthcare and education infrastructure.The Ministry of Industry and Trade is currently reviewing Sumitomo's proposal for Vân Phong 2 LNG power plant project and will provide feedback soon, according to the Deputy PM.Besides, he requested Sumitomo to continue working closely with relevant Vietnamese agencies to expedite the launching of the LOTUSat-1 satellite – an initiative agreed upon during Japanese Prime Minister Ishiba Shigeru’s official visit to Việt Nam last month.Highlighting the robust bilateral cooperation as well as Việt Nam’s sound investment climate, he encouraged the corporation to expand into more projects across various sectors and localities, positioning itself as a strategic partner rather than a strategic investor of Việt Nam.Ueno, for his part, affirmed Sumitomo’s commitment to successfully implementing its projects in Việt Nam, contributing to the country's economic development and bilateral cooperation.The same day, Dũng and the working delegation attended the Việt Nam Digital Transformation Day 2025 in Tokyo. In his speech, Dũng stated that Việt Nam sees science – technology, innovation, and digital transformation as the key to overcome the middle-income trap and avoid the risk of falling behind, while realising the nation's aspirations for prosperity.Việt Nam currently has over 70 companies and 5,000 IT engineers actively operating in Japan, contributing to the host country's technology ecosystem and innovation development. Both countries established cooperative ties in science - technology, innovation, and high-quality human resources training as new pillars of their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership during PM Ishiba's visit to Việt Nam in April.Dũng highlighted Việt Nam's dynamic economy with over 100 million people, a high-quality IT engineering workforce, over 1 million workers in the information and communications sector, and tens of thousands of technology graduates annually.Meanwhile, Japan is a global technological powerhouse, excelling in AI, robotics, semiconductors, and green technologies. Japanese companies bring not only cutting-edge innovation but also strategic management expertise in applying technologies to address global challenges.Against the backdrop, the Deputy PM held that the combination of Việt Nam's young, creative human resources with Japan's technologies and experience will create synergistic strength, bringing tremendous benefits to both countries.He suggested both sides enhance collaboration in research and development, transfer of strategic and core technologies, adding that Việt Nam seeks to learn from Japan's experience in AI, big data, cyber security, semiconductor technology, cloud computing, and 5G/6G technologies while promoting digital human resources training.The Deputy PM took this occasion to call on both Japanese and Vietnamese leaders, enterprises and scientists to create new momentum in science - technology cooperation.On Saturday, Dũng is scheduled to meet with the Governor of Gunma prefecture, visit the Tsukuba Space Centre, and have a working session with Vietnamese scientists in Japan. — VNS

Việt Nam considers Japan a trusted partner in the new era of development, Deputy Prime Minister Nguyễn Chí Dũng told Japanese PM Ishiba Shigeru during a meeting in Tokyo on Friday.

Việt Nam considers Japan a trusted partner in new era: Deputy PM

Việt Nam News talks to Scott Nemeth, assistant director for the Global Leadership Programme at Arizona State University’s McCain Institute, on 30 years of normalisation of relations between Việt Nam and the United States, reflecting&nbsp;on the pivotal roles of the late Senator John McCain&nbsp;in advancing reconciliation and current trajectory of bilateral ties.As we celebrate the 30th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Việt Nam and the United States this year,&nbsp;can you tell us about the important advocacy&nbsp;efforts in shifting public and political opinion&nbsp;towards reconciliation with Việt Nam?In the 1960s and 1970s, there was a lot of divide over the US-Việt Nam war. You had people who thought that it was not in the interests of the US, while there were so many questions going on domestically about civil rights, the economy, and greater political questions.So it was a deeply unpopular war. And it took a lot of political capital for both Senator John McCain and Senator John Kerry to be able to get political will within the US Congress and with President Bill Clinton at the time, to be able to believe in the idea that it was in the national interest to build a strong relationship between both sides.It took a long time because people wanted to forget about Việt Nam. It was a dark spot in the memory of many Americans and many politicians. When the topic resurfaced in the 1990s, there was an opportunity to open up a path to have normalised relations and to be able to settle the question of Việt Nam&nbsp;once and for all.It took a lot of political manoeuvring for both senators to be able to do that. There were a few questions that stuck in the back of Americans' minds, mostly to do with prisoners of war and those missing in action (MIA). Some thought that the MIAs&nbsp;were being held in Việt Nam, and in order to be able to stamp the idea of normalised relations and move forward, those questions had to be answered.Both senators, as well as Senator Bob Kerrey, took the time to investigate whether or not there were still MIA Americans here in Việt Nam, and once they were able to assure the American public that that was not the case, then President Clinton felt comfortable moving forward.Senators&nbsp;McCain and Kerry are from different political parties; how did they manage to build this bipartisan consensus on Việt Nam?Both Senators served in the war, and when they returned home, they had very different ideas of the war: Senator McCain still believed that it was a just cause that the US was fighting in the best interest, while Senator Kerry was much more on the idea of peace. So, at the beginning, you had two very different stances between the senators.But once they got to the US Senate a couple of years later, both of them were known for working in a bipartisan fashion and working in the best interest of the US.Senator McCain's legacy, what folks know about him in the US, is that he was always willing to put country over party, and when it came to the question of normalisation with Việt Nam, he believed that it was in the best interests of the US.And when the senator believed that something was important for the country, he would be willing to work with Democrats or independents or his fellow Republicans, and he knew that it was critical to have bipartisan support for this. He found a willing and supportive partner in Senator Kerry, and they were able to work within their parties to build that support.<figure class="table"><table><tbody><tr><td><figure class="image"><img src="https://image.vietnamnews.vn/uploadvnnews/Article/2025/5/29/427100_5176894163980761_lamb1.jpg" alt=""></figure></td></tr><tr><td>Scott Nemeth (left), assistant director for the Global Leadership Programme at the McCain Institute. VNS Photo&nbsp;</td></tr></tbody></table></figure>​In US President Joe Biden's last speech at the United Nations, he said the upgrade of ties between the US and Việt Nam was one of the highlights of his career. And General Secretary Tô Lâm [of the&nbsp;Việt Nam Communist Party] said Việt Nam-US relationship could serve&nbsp;as a model of post-conflict reconciliation for other parts of the world. Does that sound fair to you?The idea of two countries, once at war with each other in a brutal way, coming together and working together is unique.Today we see so many conflicts around the world. There's conflict on every continent. And&nbsp;there are&nbsp;far fewer success stories of two countries coming together and working together than there are of negative stories.When President Biden visited Việt Nam&nbsp;a couple of years ago, it stood out to him, and it stood out to the American people as a success story. It is in the interests of the US to have a strong partnership with Việt Nam. It's in our economic and security interests in the region and globally.The US&nbsp;has benefited strongly from the relationship with Việt Nam, and President Biden understood that, as did some of his predecessors who previously visited. And for the Vietnamese, it has done incredible things for the economy, and it has opened up plenty of pathways for education and for economic prosperity, in a way that wasn't previously realised before 1995.How do you view current Việt Nam-US&nbsp;relations, especially with the decision to skip a stage to forge a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership&nbsp;in the spirit of setting aside the past and looking towards the future?Việt Nam's decision to elevate us to the highest partnership level symbolises just how important these last 30 years have been. And as we celebrate 30 years of normalised relations, we move into an opportunity to continue to build on this relationship, both through cultural exchange, economic partnership and security partnerships.That raising of the partnership level is incredibly symbolic, it shows that this relationship is a two-way street, and that it benefits both the US and Việt Nam.It's not usual for every sitting US President to visit a particular country, and for the last couple of decades, every US president has come to Việt Nam, and that's incredibly important in symbolising how seriously the US takes this relationship. And&nbsp;for the Vietnamese Government to offer us that highest level of partnership shows that this relationship is viewed equally in its importance and its benefit.Could the recent tariff policy of the Donald Trump administration affect the trajectory of bilateral ties, given that it could be harmful for Việt Nam's prosperity?The last couple of years have presented great challenges all around the world, especially here in the Indo-Pacific region, you have this new era of great power competition.Prior to the current US administration, questions were beginning to arise around the world about how we will all function in the next couple of years and&nbsp;decades. Foreign policy and geopolitics have been changing over the last couple of years, and international alliances and partnerships have been put under a stress test.Over the last couple of months, with the new administration, we're seeing a new brand of foreign policy from the US, and one that I don't think has been decided fully.I think that over the next couple of months and even a couple of years, we'll have a better understanding of what this administration's foreign policy is.These first couple of months have been difficult for the international community. The&nbsp;tariff strategy has potentially eroded some trust, not just with countries like Việt Nam, but with long-standing allies of the US such as the United Kingdom, the European Union and others. This is&nbsp;a period of both confusion and uncertainty.However, it is in the national interest of the US, from an economic and security perspective, to be fully engaged with Việt Nam&nbsp;and to have a well-rounded and beneficial partnership with it.I believe that over the next couple of months, the relationship will resolve itself.&nbsp;I do feel strongly that given the US interest in the region, they will work closely with their Vietnamese partners, and some of the messaging from the Department of Defense and the Department of State towards Việt Nam&nbsp;has been consistent with that notion that it remains a strategic and critical partner for the US.You&nbsp;said that it is in the best interests of the US to fully engage with Việt Nam. How does that line up with opinions that the US is becoming more isolationist?&nbsp;In Washington,&nbsp;I think it's the mainstream thought. I haven't come across anyone who is an expert or a diplomat that says otherwise.For many, many years now, given the normalisation, and given this incredible road of peace and reconciliation between our two countries, Americans by and large view Việt Nam&nbsp;as a strong partner, and they look favourably on it. Popular thinking and expert thinking all align&nbsp;with this.My personal view is that in their new foreign policy, at the end of the day, the current&nbsp;US administration wants to work towards a world in which we are still engaged strongly in this region and with Việt Nam.It's certain&nbsp;that the US is in a new era of foreign policy, and one in which this administration is stepping back from the global stage. Our engagement will look new with partners like Việt Nam, but I don't expect us to fully step away.For example, despite all the cuts with the US Agency for International Development and the State Department, we're still committing vital resources to demining and other activities here in Việt Nam&nbsp;to help address some of the negative legacies of the war.That’s incredibly symbolic: while we are taking a step back, we are still devoting critical resources where we need to. Can more be done? Most certainly yes, and I think that more will be done over the next couple of months and years.We're in a bit of a chaotic moment in the US, and we certainly have questions about what the future holds when it comes to our role on the international stage. But the US&nbsp;always answers its call to step up when needed. I have no doubt that's the resolve of the American people. VNS<figure class="table"><table><tbody><tr><td>The McCain Institute is a Washington-based&nbsp;non-partisan think tank founded by&nbsp;Senator John McCain and family in 2012.Its flagship programme, McCain Global Leaders, brings future leaders from many countries to Việt Nam every year to highlight the story of normalisation of peace and reconciliation, as well as McCain's legacy here in this country.</td></tr></tbody></table></figure>

For many years, given the normalisation, and given the incredible road of peace and reconciliation between the two countries, Americans by and large view Việt Nam&nbsp;as a strong partner, and they look favourably on it, said Scott Nemeth of McCain Institute.

Past meets future: a look at the Việt Nam-US partnership

<figure class="table"><table><tbody><tr><td><figure class="image"><img src="https://image.vietnamnews.vn/uploadvnnews/Article/2025/5/30/427495_5178540839198802_dai-su-dang-hoang-giang-1.jpg" alt=""></figure></td></tr><tr><td>Ambassador Đặng Hoàng Giang (left) bids farewell to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres. VNA/VNS Photo</td></tr></tbody></table></figure>NEW YORK — United Nations leaders have lauded Việt Nam’s active engagement and constructive contributions across the organisation’s key pillars while receiving Ambassador Đặng Hoàng Giang, who prepares to conclude his tenure as Việt Nam’s Permanent Representative to the UN.Ambassador Giang paid farewell visits to President of the 79th Session of the UN General Assembly Philemon Yang and UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on May 21 and 27, respectively.At their meeting, Yang warmly congratulated Việt Nam on its recent impressive socio-economic and diplomatic achievements. He praised the country’s role and contributions across the UN’s three pillars—peace and security, sustainable development, and human rights promotion.He also extended sincere thanks to the Vietnamese Mission and Ambassador Giang for their steadfast support for the General Assembly President’s agenda and priorities.Talking to Giang, Guterres expressed high regard for Việt Nam’s growing role in the UN, as well as the diplomat’s personal efforts in fostering cooperation and consensus at the UN. He noted that the country’s recent initiatives have received broad support from member states, reflecting their relevance to global concerns as well as their contribution to promoting multilateralism.The Secretary-General reaffirmed his intention to visit Việt Nam again, expressing his hope that relations between the UN and Việt Nam will continue to strengthen, with Việt Nam further enhancing its position at UN forums.For his part, Giang expressed his deep appreciation for the support and affection extended by the Secretary-General and the General Assembly President to Việt Nam and the Việt Namese Mission throughout his more than three-year tenure.He highlighted the country’s strong commitment to multilateralism and its readiness to make increasingly substantive contributions to the UN’s common work to maintain international peace and security, promote sustainable development, and efficiently address global challenges. — VNS

Ambassador Đặng Hoàng Giang paid farewell visits to President of the 79th Session of the UN General Assembly Philemon Yang and UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on May 21 and 27, respectively.

UN leaders commend Việt Nam’s active role, contributions

<figure class="table"><table><tbody><tr><td><figure class="image"><img src="https://image.vietnamnews.vn/uploadvnnews/Article/2025/5/23/425841_5172575794620394_emxx.jpg" alt=""></figure></td></tr><tr><td>Vietnamese Ambassador to Mexico Nguyễn Văn Hải chairs the&nbsp;ceremony celebrating the 50th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the two countries (May 19, 1975 – 2025) in Mexico City on May 22. — VNA/VNS Photo</td></tr></tbody></table></figure>MEXICO CITY — It is time for Việt Nam&nbsp;and Mexico to consider lifting their bilateral relations to a new height to create a new framework and space for development, Vietnamese Ambassador to Mexico Nguyễn Văn Hải said at a ceremony celebrating the 50th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the two countries (May 19, 1975 – 2025).Speaking at the event organised by the Vietnamese Embassy in Mexico on May 22, Hải&nbsp;said that the Vietnamese people always remember Mexico as one of the countries that provided aid for Việt Nam&nbsp;to support its national reconstruction after the war. At the end of 1975, Mexico sent aid worth US$1 million&nbsp;to Việt Nam, he elaborated.Since that important milestone, the Việt Nam-Mexico relationship has kept flourishing on the basis of political trust, friendship, sincere cooperation, mutual respect and achieved practical results in many fields.In terms of politics and diplomacy, the two countries have maintained regular and effective dialogue through cooperation mechanisms such as the political consultation at the deputy foreign minister level, the Joint Committee for Economic, Trade and Investment Cooperation. They have coordinated and supported each other at international organisations, as well as international and regional multilateral forums such as the United Nations and the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC).Bilateral trade has grown impressively in recent years, especially after the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) took effect. With an average annual increase of up to 10-15 per cent, the bilateral trade turnover in 2024 reached more than $15 billion, up 27.5 per cent&nbsp;compared to 2023. Mexico is currently Việt Nam's second largest trading partner in Latin America, while Việt Nam is Mexico's second largest trading partner in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN).According to the ambassador, the outstanding achievements in bilateral cooperation will be a solid foundation for the bilateral relationship to take off in the coming time.Meanwhile,&nbsp;Director General for Asia-Pacific at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Mexico Fernando González-Saiffe said that as one of the first countries to establish diplomatic relations with Vietnam right after its national reunification, Mexico sent a strong message that it supported the right to self-determination and national independence of the Vietnamese people.Based on that good foundation, Saiffe said, the Việt Nam - Mexico friendship has been continuously strengthened and nurtured over the past half century. It has become an exemplary international relationship in many aspects. Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum also affirmed at a meeting with Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính&nbsp;in November 2024 that Mexico wants to strengthen relations with the heroic Vietnamese people, he stressed.Meanwhile, Pedro Vázquez González, Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Chamber of Deputies of Mexico, affirmed that when Việt Nam stepped out from a fierce war that lasted more than two decades, Mexico's establishment of diplomatic relations with Việt Nam has become a symbol of friendship between the two peoples who share progressive ideals, laying the foundation for the sustainable friendship and cooperation over the past 50 years.For the Labour Party (PT) - one of the political parties in the ruling coalition in Mexico of which González is a member, the Communist Party of Việt Nam is not only an ally, but also a symbol of resilience and dignity in a turbulent world, as well as a source of inspiration for peace-loving peoples around the world.Also at the event, guests enjoyed Vietnamese traditional art performances and Vietnamese typical dishes, and contemplated a photo exhibition about Việt Nam and its people. — VNA/VNS &nbsp;

Mexico is currently Việt Nam's second largest trading partner in Latin America, while Việt Nam is Mexico's second largest trading partner in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN).

It’s time for Việt Nam, Mexico to consider lifting bilateral relations to new height: Ambassador

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