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Ambassadors of Switzerland to Viet Nam Thomas Gass said that bilateral ties are entering 2026 with renewed momentum after major upgrades in 2025. (Photo: The Embassy of Switzerland in Viet Nam)
Domestic

Viet Nam enters 2026 with renewed momentum

Swiss and New Zealand ambassadors to Viet Nam urge practical delivery after 2025 upgrades, highlighting trade, innovation, and sustainability, and calling for concrete follow-through to sustain a future-oriented partnership.

Ambassador Ha Hoang Hai speaks at the seminar. (Photo: Embassy of Viet Nam in Poland)
Business

Viet Nam–Poland: Partnership in business, culture and tourism

Viet Nam and Poland still have significant potential to expand cooperation in economy and trade, culture and tourism, science and technology, and education and training — especially as Viet Nam has introduced a tourist visa waiver for Polish citizens and both sides are working to upgrade bilateral ties to a Strategic Partnership.

Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Ngo Le Van (R) and Pedro Oliveira, member of the international relations commission of the Communist Party of Brazil (PCdoB) and Secretary-General of the Brazil–Vietnam Friendship Association (Photo: The World and Viet Nam Report)
Viet Nam & World

Viet Nam, Brazil seek stronger Party, bilateral ties

Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Ngo Le Van on September 1 received Pedro Oliveira, member of the international relations commission of the Communist Party of Brazil (PCdoB) and Secretary-General of the Brazil–Viet Nam Friendship Association, who is in Ha Noi to attend celebrations marking the 80th anniversary of Viet Nam's August Revolution and National Day.

Ambassador Pham Thi Thu Huong meets with Ionian Islands Governor Yianis Trepeklis. (Photo: VNA)
Viet Nam & World

Vietnam, Greece seek to strengthen local-level ties

Vietnamese Ambassador to Greece Pham Thi Thu Huong invited Ionian authorities and businesses to visit Viet Nam to explore cooperation prospects. She also encouraged local hospitality businesses in the Ionian Islands to consider hiring Vietnamese workers, with support from the regional government and the Vietnamese Embassy.

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