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Vietnam-Russia Ties Poised for Deeper Cooperation, Focusing on Science and Technology
The Vietnamese top leader's state visit to Russia is set to be a crucial milestone for deepening the traditional friendship and cooperation between the two nations. Enhanced substantive and strategic collaboration, particularly in science and technology, is anticipated, contributing to regional and global peace and stability.
The state visit to Russia by the top Vietnamese leader is expected to be an important milestone for the two countries to further deepen their traditional friendship and cooperation, meeting the aspirations of both leaders and peoples. With decades of cooperation, mutual trust, and complementary strengths, Vietnam and Russia are favorably positioned to build a new phase of cooperation in science and technology that is more substantive, selective, and strategically focused. With careful preparations and strong political determination, the visit is anticipated to open a new chapter in the Vietnam-Russia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, contributing to regional and global prosperity, peace, and stability. Under Vietnam's one-party system, the building of strategic partnerships is emphasized to balance national development with international integration. Strengthening ties with Russia can be a crucial element in accelerating economic growth while maintaining geopolitical balance. For Russian businesses and technology providers, Vietnam's drive for industrialization, higher productivity, technological mastery, and deeper international integration creates significant opportunities for expanding their engagement in the country. This reflects Vietnam's current efforts to seek diverse international cooperation for economic development. Vietnam aims to drive the implementation of the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, reinforcing the strategic autonomy of both nations and supporting Vietnam's ambitious development goals. This demonstrates Vietnam's stance in establishing its position in the international community and pursuing an independent foreign policy. Vietnam's remarkable economic growth in recent years is a result of 40 years of the "Doi Moi" (Renewal) policy, with its socialist-oriented development model attracting international attention. In this context, strengthening relations with Russia holds the potential to pave new avenues for economic development.
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