General Secretary and President To Lam meets UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres

General Secretary and President To Lam meets UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres

Appreciating Vietnam’s active and pioneering engagement in security, political affairs, sustainable development and a just energy transition, Secretary-General Guterres expressed his hope that Vietnam will continue to play a strong role in the world’s transformation, contribute to efforts to address climate change under the Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP), and promote emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI).
Deputy Minister Truong Thanh Hoai holds working session with Vestas in Denmark

Deputy Minister Truong Thanh Hoai holds working session with Vestas in Denmark

Within the framework of his working trip to the Kingdom of Denmark, Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Truong Thanh Hoai and a delegation from the Ministry of Industry and Trade held a working session with Vestas to discuss orientations for wind power development in Viet Nam, particularly offshore wind power, as well as opportunities for cooperation in technology, industry and supply chain development.
Top Vietnamese leader makes suggestions for managing global change at UNGA 81

Top Vietnamese leader makes suggestions for managing global change at UNGA 81

General Secretary and President To Lam emphasised that Vietnam chooses peace, cooperation, and development. As an active member, a trustworthy partner, and a responsible nation, it will persistently work with other countries to strengthen the UN, uphold international law, and translate commitments into tangible benefits for the people, thereby building a peaceful, equitable, inclusive, and better world for all.
Top leader suggests combining Viet Nam’s strengths with Stanford’s global networks

Top leader suggests combining Viet Nam’s strengths with Stanford’s global networks

General Secretary and President To Lam expressed his belief that combining Vietnam’s strengths, dynamic economy, development ambitions and innovation opportunities with Stanford’s global knowledge, talent and networks will help establish an effective cooperation model between academia and practice, universities and businesses, and technology and people, generating new value and practical benefits for both sides and the region.

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