The state visit of a senior leader to China opens a new chapter in bilateral ties with Vietnam

The state visit to China by General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam and State President To Lam is a historic visit that inherits the past and opens a new chapter in bilateral relations, a Chinese expert has declared.

Xu Liping, director of the Center for Southeast Asian Studies of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS), told the Vietnamese News Agency that the visit creates additional grounds for the comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership between the two nations, and promotes a common Vietnam-China with a shared future that carries strategic significance in a deep and substantive way.

The fact that the Vietnamese top leader carried out various activities during his visit, including meetings with senior Chinese leaders, a visit to red addresses, as well as work sessions at the Central School of the Communist Party of China (CPC) and in technology companies, reflects Lam’s strategic and substantive vision.

Xu stressed that Lam’s visit has contributed to improving communications and strategic discussions between the two Parties and senior leaders of the two nations, as well as enhancing strategic mutual trust that helps create a sound political environment for the two nations carry out practical cooperation in the future. In addition, it also contributes to increasing the confidence of Chinese investors in the Vietnamese market, while strengthening the implementation of high-quality cooperation projects in the near future.

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The signing and announcement of 16 cooperation documents during the visit, covering theoretical collaboration and training between the two Parties, industry, finance, customs inspection and quarantine, health, communications and livelihoods of the population, among others, demonstrates the breadth and depth of Vietnam-China cooperation, he said.

A highlight of the visit was Lam’s visit to the Guangdong city of Guangzhou, which coincided with the centenary of President Ho Chi Minh’s arrival in the city from Moscow for revolutionary activities, the academic said, describing this as a vivid historical lesson for the people of both nations.

Xu especially stressed that the Vietnamese Revolutionary Youth League of Guangzhou City, established by the late leader in June 1925 as the predecessor of the Communist Party of Vietnam, became an important force of the Vietnamese revolution and has been an important legacy. historic in the cooperation between both parties.

Xu stressed that Lam’s visit has contributed to improving communications and strategic discussions between the two Parties and senior leaders of the two nations.

Furthermore, Lam and her host, General Secretary of the CPC Central Committee and Chinese President Xi Jinping, chatted over tea, demonstrating the cultural similarities between the two nations, he said, adding that this is also a cultural foundation for them to build. a community with a shared future.

Xu noted that another highlight of Lam’s visit is that it received extensive coverage by mainstream media and became a hot topic searched on the Internet, fully reflecting the importance of her trip.