Politics · Vietnam Bureau
Vietnam and China Elevate Legislative Ties, Eye Balanced Trade Growth
Top lawmakers from Vietnam and China have pledged to deepen parliamentary cooperation and expand economic collaboration. The commitment signals efforts to strengthen bilateral relations through institutional channels and people-to-people exchanges.
LSN Vietnam ·
Vietnamese National Assembly President Tran Thanh Man and China's Standing Committee of the National People's Congress Chairman Zhao Leji have jointly called for enhanced cooperation across multiple sectors, reflecting both nations' commitment to advancing their strategic partnership.
The two legislative leaders identified key areas for collaboration, including the promotion of balanced and sustainable trade practices and high-quality investment flows between the two countries. They also emphasized the importance of developing modern and coordinated railway connectivity to facilitate regional integration and economic development.
Science and technology cooperation featured prominently in discussions, with both sides recognizing the potential for innovation-driven growth. Chinese analysts have highlighted parliamentary cooperation as a crucial mechanism for steering Vietnam-China relations forward, underpinning economic and political ties.
Tran Thanh Man's visit to the Museum of the Communist Party of China underscored the historical dimensions of bilateral relations. Beyond formal legislative exchanges, both nations are focusing on strengthening people-to-people connections to build broader public support for deepening ties.