Vietnam-Belgium Summit: Leaders Discuss Elevating Relations to Strategic Partnership
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Vietnam-Belgium Summit: Leaders Discuss Elevating Relations to Strategic Partnership

Vietnamese President To Lam and Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever agreed to elevate bilateral relations to a "Strategic Partnership." The leaders aim to strengthen cooperation across various sectors including economy, defense, and science and technology, with Belgium viewing Vietnam as its top priority partner in Southeast Asia.

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  • Vietnam and Wallonia Region Discuss Elevating Ties to Strategic Partnership

    Vietnamese President To Lam met with Adrien Dolimont, Minister-President of Belgium's Wallonia region, confirming intentions to elevate bilateral ties to a strategic partnership. The focus is on strengthening cooperation in science-technology, healthcare, and green energy.

  • Vietnam, Belgium Eye Strategic Partnership Amidst Economic Cooperation Push

    Vietnamese President To Lam, during his visit to Belgium, highlighted the bilateral relationship as a testament to the Vietnam-EU partnership. Both nations agreed to bolster economic, trade, and investment cooperation, with a focus on the early ratification of the EVIPA and elevating ties to a Strategic Partnership.

  • Vietnam, Belgium Eye Strategic Partnership to Deepen Bilateral Ties

    Vietnam's top leader, General Secretary and President To Lam, met with Belgian Senate Speaker and House President, expressing a desire to elevate bilateral relations to a Strategic Partnership. Key discussions focused on promoting economic cooperation and the early ratification of the EU-Vietnam Investment Protection Agreement (EVIPA).

  • Vietnam Seeks Strategic Partnership with Belgium to Elevate Bilateral Ties

    Vietnam's top leader has called for strengthening ties with Belgium, particularly Flanders, and elevating them to a strategic partnership. The leader urged expanding economic cooperation and promoting the ratification and implementation of the EU–Vietnam Investment Protection Agreement (EVIPA).