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Vietnam-Russia Ties Poised for New Milestone, Ambassador Says
The Vietnamese Ambassador to Russia expressed strong optimism for a new era in bilateral relations, emphasizing the desire to build upon traditional friendship and deepen their comprehensive strategic partnership. This aims to expand cooperation across economic and security domains.
The Vietnamese Ambassador to Russia expressed optimism that bilateral relations are entering a "new milestone," highlighting the importance of their traditional friendly cooperation. This reflects the aspirations and political will of the leaders and people of both countries to inherit and carry forward their long-standing friendship, while sharing a strong determination to consolidate and deepen their comprehensive strategic partnership. The ambassador noted that the visit signals that both Vietnam and Russia attach great importance to their friendly cooperation. The strategic nature of Vietnam-Russia ties remains resilient, as also pointed out by Russian experts. Vietnam's proposal of five priorities for ASEAN-Russia cooperation further indicates the desire to strengthen ties between the two nations. Under its one-party system, Vietnam's foreign policy plays a crucial role in balancing national stability with economic growth. Relations with Russia, in particular, hold a strategic position, influenced by historical context and geopolitical considerations. Amidst complex relations with China, strengthening cooperation with Russia is seen as strategically significant for Vietnam to ensure diplomatic diversity. Economically, energy, defense, and trade are expected to be key pillars of cooperation. Russian investment and technology transfer could contribute to Vietnam's industrial development. Furthermore, cooperation in the security sector is deemed essential for responding to global geopolitical shifts. Vietnam aims to maximize its national interests by deepening relations with Russia while contributing to peace and stability in the ASEAN region.
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