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Brazil’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mauro Vieira, highlighted the critical role and global importance of BRICS in addressing pressing issues such as armed conflict, political instability, and the erosion of multilateralism. Established in 2009 by Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, BRICS has now expanded with the addition of 11 new member states, further strengthening its influence. According to Vieira, BRICS occupies a pivotal position in promoting peace and stability, representing nearly half of the world’s population and spanning vast geographical and cultural diversity. At the recent meeting, all member states concurred that peace “cannot be imposed but must be built,” underscoring the importance of collaborative efforts in conflict resolution. They urged the international community to take action and propose political solutions for regions experiencing conflict, including Gaza, Haiti, Sudan, and the Horn of Africa. BRICS, with its diverse membership and global reac...

In 2014, the VFF and JFA embarked on a journey of mutual growth and cultural exchange by signing their first cooperation agreement. This decade-long partnership has yielded significant fruits, with the JFA providing invaluable support to its Vietnamese counterpart. One of the key strengths of this collaboration has been the introduction of seasoned experts. Notable figures include Miura Toshiya, who led the U23 and national teams with prowess; Tanabe Kazuyoshi, the executive director of the V.League, brought invaluable insights to the table. Yusuke Adachi and Takeshi Koshida, as technical directors, left a lasting impact on the VFF, and Ijiri Akira’s guidance of the U19 and U20 women’s teams was exceptional. The JFA has also facilitated numerous training and competition opportunities for Vietnamese teams in Japan, fostering growth and exposure. Additionally, their initiatives to develop grassroots football in Vietnam have sown the seeds for a brighter future. Building on this strong...

China Welcomes the Vietnamese Leader with a 21-Gun Salute In the photo, Chinese leader Xi Jinping and Vietnamese leader To Lam review the guard of honor during the welcoming ceremony at Tiananmen Square. Talks Between the Two Leaders To Lam vows to work with Xi Jinping and other senior Chinese leaders to promote the long-standing tradition of friendship between the two nations into a new phase of stable and long-term development. Affirming Foreign Policy To Lam affirms Vietnam’s commitment to its independent, self-reliant, peaceful, and friendly foreign policy. Xi Jinping strongly affirms China’s friendly policy towards Vietnam, considering it a priority in its neighborhood diplomacy. Strengthening Cooperation The two sides agree to enhance cooperation in security, defense, economics, trade, and investment within the framework of the “Two Corridors, One Belt” initiative, along with infrastructure connections, local cooperation, and exchanges betwee...

Hội An, an ancient town in Central Vietnam, holds a special place in the history of Vietnam-Japan relations. Over 400 years ago, this picturesque town served as a bustling trade port, fostering a thriving partnership between the two nations. To honor and strengthen this enduring bond, the local government has actively promoted friendship, cooperation, and cultural exchange with Japanese partners and communities. A key initiative in this effort is an annual cultural exchange program, first launched in 2003, which has since seen increased investment and joint implementation by Vietnamese and Japanese artisans and artists. Nguyen Van Son, Chairman of the People’s Committee of Hoi An, emphasized the deep-rooted friendship and shared heritage between Vietnam and Japan. He highlighted how the relationship has been carefully nurtured over the centuries through various cooperation activities across multiple fields. “The recent renovation and inauguration of the Cau Pagoda stand as a testam...