Vietnam’s Prime Minister hosted a roundtable with leading Chinese corporations to discuss investments in infrastructure, green energy, and high-tech industries.

The Vietnamese foreign ministry said on Thursday that China's live-fire drills in the Gulf of Tonkin this week were carried out within Chinese waters.

The joint patrol, spanning from Point 1 to Point 9 along the demarcation line of the Gulf of Tonkin, covered a distance of 120 nautical miles.

The ceremony was jointly organised by the People’s Committee of Cao Bang province's Ha Lang district and China’s Daxin administration.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh suggested connecting the two economies and business communities to further nurture the Vietnam – China comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on February 26 received Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Sun Weidong, who is in Vietnam to attend the 2nd ASEAN Future Forum (AFF 2025) in Hanoi.

This marks the first time this year that tourists and border residents can conduct entry and exit activities through the border gate pair of Hoanh Mo (Vietnam) – Dongzhong (China).

Officials from Quang Ninh and Guangxi held discussions to accelerate infrastructure development, including the strategic railway link that will enhance trade and regional connectivity.

During a high-level meeting, Vietnam and China agreed to enhance collaboration in AI and digital technology, with both nations recognizing the transformative potential of artificial intelligence.

Vietnam-Guangxi trade reached 41.6 billion USD in 2024, a 15.4% increase year on year. Vietnam has been Guangxi’s largest trading partner for 26 consecutive years.

Avoiding discussion of historical events equates to concealing history - something neither possible nor advisable.

On January 18, 2025, Vietnam and China celebrated 75 years of diplomatic relations with an exchange of messages between leaders, pledging to further their comprehensive partnership.