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Vietnam leadership sends unity greetings to Germany on national day
Vietnam's top Communist Party and state leaders have extended congratulations to Germany on the 36th anniversary of German Unity Day. The gesture underscores strengthening bilateral ties between the two nations.
LSN Vietnam ·

General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee and President To Lam conveyed congratulatory messages to German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier on October 3, marking the 36th anniversary of German Unity Day.
The commemoration, observed annually on October 3, celebrates Germany's reunification in 1990. Vietnam's leadership extended the greeting as both nations continue deepening political and diplomatic engagement across multiple sectors.
Vietnam and Germany have increasingly focused on people-to-people exchanges and cultural diplomacy to strengthen their relationship. Officials from both sides have highlighted growing opportunities for technological cooperation, positioning the partnership as mutually beneficial in an evolving regional landscape.
The bilateral relationship has progressed beyond traditional diplomatic channels, with both nations working to enhance substantive cooperation on trade, investment, and innovation. The exchange of high-level congratulations reflects the priority both governments place on maintaining and advancing their strategic engagement.