Presidential spokesperson says Vietnam visit was politically and diplomatically successful, paving the way for national interests

Economic opportunities were created, and a two-year diplomatic agenda has emerged, thus obtaining a path to practically realize the interests of our citizens. The visit to Vietnam was politically and diplomatically successful because Vietnam supported Myanmar's stance on the ASEAN and global fronts, said Dr. Khine Khine Soe, the Presidential spokesperson. Dr. Khine Khine Soe, the Presidential spokesperson, stated the above when responding to questions about the main outcomes of the official visit of the Head of State, Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, to Vietnam at the invitation of the President of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, Mr. To Lam. "The main outcomes of our Vietnam visit are three points. Firstly, we were able to further strengthen the existing friendship and trust. Secondly, economic opportunities. We discussed in detail. The potential situations, the benefits that can be gained through cooperation, this is a Win-Win Situation. And thirdly, mutual support, cooperation, and encouragement on the regional and global fronts. Therefore, Vietnam stated that they fully support our stance on the ASEAN and global fronts. We will also fully support Vietnam. Thus, we can say that it was a politically, diplomatically, and economically successful visit," said Dr. Khine Khine Soe, the Presidential spokesperson. The Presidential spokesperson, Dr. Khine Khine Soe, stated that the Head of State's visit to Vietnam further strengthened the existing friendship and mutual trust between the two countries and created economic opportunities. Dr. Khine Khine Soe, the Presidential spokesperson, said, "Another point is that our two-year diplomatic agenda has emerged. We have obtained a path on what to do moving forward, and how to practically realize the benefits of all these outcomes for our citizens." Vietnam is connected to East Asia and the Asia-Pacific region, and our country has West Asia, the western part of Asia, South Asia, and two outlets to the Indian Ocean, so the two countries will be linked, said Dr. Khine Khine Soe, the Presidential spokesperson. "Therefore, we will connect these two countries. There are already existing routes. From Vietnam to Laos, from Laos to Thailand, and from there to our country, existing routes are also present. There are also routes that need to be further connected. If we can connect this, we will be in a position to do Transit Trade, connecting the eastern and western parts of Asia. Our Head of State also explained this situation in detail with maps to the Vietnamese President and discussed it. The Vietnamese President was also very interested and agreed in principle to conduct studies and research to learn how these communication routes, if they emerge, can benefit both countries," said Dr. Khine Khine Soe, the Presidential spokesperson. Dr. Khine Khine Soe, the Presidential spokesperson, stated that these matters, the relationship between the two countries, and the establishment of these routes are not only for Myanmar and Vietnam but are also important for the development of our regional countries, the countries between the two nations, the Mekong region, and the entire region, both western and eastern.