Vietnam, Liechtenstein forge closer ties through high-level talks

National Assembly President Tran Thanh Man received Liechtenstein Prime Minister Brigitte Haas in a high-level meeting aimed at strengthening relations between the two nations. The Vietnamese leader welcomed the opportunity to advance partnership with the Alpine country, underscoring Vietnam's interest in broadening ties across multiple sectors.

Tran Thanh Man expressed admiration for Liechtenstein's economic accomplishments, noting the country's robust financial sector, advanced high-tech industries, and notably high per-capita income levels that rank among the world's leading economies. The recognition of Liechtenstein's development model suggests potential areas for knowledge exchange and cooperation.

Both sides discussed avenues for increased collaboration, with Vietnam's top legislator reaffirming the country's commitment to strengthening bilateral relations with Liechtenstein. The meeting underscored mutual interest in exploring new opportunities for cooperation between the two nations.

The discussions come as Vietnam continues efforts to expand its international partnerships and deepen engagement with European nations. The talks reflect broader efforts by both countries to build concrete cooperation frameworks that benefit their respective economies and peoples.

Photo: Vietnamese National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man (left) with Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba in Tokyo, December 2024. Prime Minister's Office of Japan via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0).