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Delegates at the event in a group photo. Photo: VNA Council member Alexander Oberfeld, who proposed the concept, emphasized that fostering exchanges between Israel and Vietnam’s localities is vital for turning the bilateral relationship into a tangible reality. By leveraging the strengths of each side, businesses from both the city and Vietnam can collaborate to boost bilateral trade in the foreseeable future. According to a report from VietnamPlus, he expressed his belief that Ashdod, being one of Israel’s largest seaports, will establish friendly relations with localities in Vietnam. According to Ambassador Ly Duc Trung, the Vietnamese Ambassador to Israel, Vietnam and Israel have achieved impressive cooperation in politics, economy, trade, and investment over the past 30 years. The two nations have become key partners for each other in Southeast Asia and the Middle East, thanks to their mutual respect and trust. The plate marks the 30th anniversary of the estab...

The monthly event aims to contribute to enhancing mutual understanding, friendship, and solidarity among the embassies of ASEAN countries in the Netherlands. Mayelinne de Lara, representative of The Diplomat Magazine of the Netherlands and the EU, expressed her appreciation for the special relationship among ASEAN countries and diplomatic families in the ASEAN community in the Netherlands. She proposed the idea of organizing a common cultural event for the embassies of ASEAN countries and other foreign embassies in the Netherlands. The goal of the event would be to promote the unique culture and cuisine of ASEAN countries, especially Vietnam, to the Dutch people. Participants at the event had the opportunity to taste Vietnamese food and take part in a spring roll making competition. The post Dutch Develop Appreciation for Vietnamese Cuisine appeared first on Vietexplorer.com .

View of an elevated road system in HCM City. VGP Photo Vietnam welcomes partners, including those from India, who are interested in investing in infrastructure, especially strategic infrastructure in the country, including transportation, energy, digital, and climate-adaptive infrastructure, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh told CEO of the Adani Group’s Adani Ports and SEZ Limited (APSEZ) Karan Adani during a reception in Hanoi on May 24. The PM told his guest that during the recent expanded Summit of the Group of Seven in Japan, he met with his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi to discuss measures and orientations to promoting bilateral cooperation that matches with the potential of their comprehensive strategic partnership. Informing Adani about national development, he said Vietnam is building an independent and self-reliant economy that actively pushes forward extensive and effective global integration, toward becoming a developing country with modern industry and high-...