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Top headlines from Vietnam News Today (Sep. 11) Vietnam and US strengthen bilateral relationship to comprehensive strategic partnership Laos-Vietnam Relationship: Now at its Peak The relationship between Laos and Vietnam is currently at its best time in history. The two countries have fostered a strong and mutually beneficial partnership that spans across various sectors. Laos and Vietnam have a long history of close ties, rooted in their shared culture, history, and geographic proximity. Over the years, this relationship has evolved and grown stronger, marked by deep diplomatic, economic, and cultural cooperation. In recent years, both countries have made significant strides in enhancing bilateral trade and investment. The establishment of special economic zones and cross-border trade agreements has facilitated the exchange of goods and services, contributing to the economic growth of both nations. Furthermore, Laos and Vietnam have collaborated on infrastructure dev...

The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on cooperation in Digital Payment mechanism was signed between the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) and Bangladesh Bank, as announced by the Ministry of External Affairs. Another MoU focuses on the renewal of the Cultural Exchange Program (CEP) between India and Bangladesh for the period of 2023-2025. The third MoU was signed between the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) and the Bangladesh Agriculture Research Council (BARC). During the bilateral meeting, Prime Minister Modi and Sheikh Hasina expressed their anticipation for the initiation of negotiations on the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA), which will cover trade in goods and services, as well as investment protection and promotion, according to the MEA release. The two leaders discussed various aspects of bilateral cooperation, including political and security cooperation, border management, trade and connectivity, water resources, pow...

The Vietnam Peace Committee in collaboration with the Vietnam – US Society held a meeting to celebrate the 100th birthday of the late composer Do Xuan Oanh, former Vice President and Secretary General of the World Peace Protection Committee of Vietnam (now Vietnam Peace Committee). This event was an opportunity to honor the late musician’s contributions to the revolution, people-to-people diplomacy, and the country’s arts. Speaking at the meeting, Chairman Uong Chu Luu of the Vietnam Peace Committee (VPC) reviewed the revolutionary career of the late musician Xuan Oanh. Chairman Uong Chu Luu speaks at the event. Photo: Ngoc Chau According to Chairman Uong Chu Luu, the late musician was not only a talented artist, translator, and journalist but also an excellent people’s diplomat. He made significant contributions to the people-to-people diplomatic front. Do Xuan Oanh played an important role in establishing the World Peace Protection Committee of Vietnam and participat...

In a thrilling four-set match, Vietnam, currently ranked 44th in the world, prevailed over Taiwan, who holds the 51st global ranking. The intense battle ended with scores of 25-18, 25-22, 18-25, 25-17 in favor of Vietnam. Vietnam emerged victorious in the initial two sets but encountered a setback in the third set. They swiftly regrouped and rallied to reclaim the lead, ultimately emerging victorious in the fourth set. Skipper Tran Thi Thanh Thuy emerged as Vietnam’s top performer, tallying an impressive 24 points with 21 successful attacks out of 50 attempts. Meanwhile, Wu Fang Yu contributed 15 points for Taiwan in their defeat. In Group C, Vietnam emerged as the dominant team, securing a total of eight points with three consecutive wins. Following closely behind, South Korea, ranked at No. 35 worldwide, claimed second place with six points from two wins and one loss. Taiwan concluded their first-round campaign in third place, earning four points through one victory and two loss...

The event is being held to commemorate the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Vietnam and Japan. The exhibition will showcase various artworks depicting the moon in different phases, seasons, weathers, times of day, and shades of color. These artworks will be accompanied by specifically chosen waka poems. The organizer highlights that the artworks and poems are displayed together. Saeko Ando, born in Japan in 1968, has become known for her traditional Vietnamese lacquer art and painting. Her unique blend of traditional Vietnamese lacquer techniques with a Japanese sensibility has gained her widespread acclaim. Aside from her artistic pursuits, Ando is also recognized as a researcher in the field of natural lacquer and has shared her expertise at conferences and seminars worldwide. In addition to the exhibition, Ando’s opera project “Princess Anio” will be premiering at the Hanoi Opera House from September 22 to September 24. This follows her previous lacquer pa...

Nguyen Van Trung, a seasoned craftsman born in 1955 in Chuong My District, Hanoi, has dedicated his life to the intricate art of rattan and bamboo weaving. Showcasing a profound admiration for President Ho Chi Minh, Trung’s meticulously handcrafted products embody the essence of this revered leader. There have been over 200 pieces of work created in honor of the late President Ho Chi Minh, serving as a tribute to the esteemed father figure of our nation. Artisan Nguyen Van Trung proudly showcases his expert craftsmanship in rattan and bamboo weaving. Photograph: Trong Tung Exquisite works of art In the rural village of Phu Vinh, located in the district, resides artisan Nguyen Van Trung. His home is adorned with exquisite rattan and bamboo handicrafts, showcasing his exceptional skill and craftsmanship. Standout among these artworks are his intricate renditions of Uncle Ho, with one particularly remarkable piece being a meticulously hand-woven portrait standing at an ...