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Chinese President Xi Jinping met with Vietnam’s Communist Party leader To Lam on Monday, emphasizing their nations’ 75-year partnership as a cornerstone for regional and global stability. Against a backdrop of rising geopolitical tensions, both leaders reaffirmed their commitment to deepening ties in trade, technology, and sustainable development.
Xi highlighted the “strong mutual trust” between the two countries, stating they’ve “weathered storms together” since establishing diplomatic relations in 1950. “Our cooperation is not just about mutual benefit – it sends a message of unity to the world,” he said, referencing shared goals like poverty reduction and green energy.
To Lam echoed Xi’s sentiments, calling Vietnam and China “brothers in development.” The leaders mapped out plans to boost collaboration in AI, infrastructure, and climate resilience – all hot topics for young innovators and entrepreneurs.
This meeting comes as Southeast Asia emerges as a key hub for tech investment. With Vietnam’s digital economy growing at 20% annually, the partnership could unlock fresh opportunities for startups and global markets alike.
Against a backdrop of rising geopolitical tensions, both leaders reaffirmed their commitment to deepening ties in trade, technology, and sustainable development.
“Our cooperation is not just about mutual benefit – it sends a message of unity to the world,” he said, referencing shared goals like poverty reduction and green energy.
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