2nd May 2025 post by MOIT Vietnam

More than six decades have passed since Vietnam and Laos officially established diplomatic relations in 1962. Since then, what began as a bond forged in shared history, struggle, and solidarity has blossomed into a robust and multifaceted partnership—one that continues to evolve in depth and sophistication. In particular, the field of trade and investment has emerged as a cornerstone of bilateral cooperation, playing a pivotal role in driving the economic transformation of both countries.

1st May 2025 post by MOIT Vietnam

In the spirit of enduring friendship and forward-looking cooperation, Vietnam and Laos took another historic step on April 28th, with the official inauguration of Wharf No. 3 at the Lao-Viet International Port in the Vũng Áng Economic Zone, located in Kỳ Anh Town, Hà Tĩnh Province. The ceremony marked not just the launch of a major infrastructure project, but a renewed affirmation of the special solidarity between the two countries—an alliance forged in shared struggle and sustained by mutual trust.

30th April 2025 post by MOIT Vietnam

The commissioning of Wharf No. 3 at the Lao–Vietnam International Port is more than a ribbon-cutting ceremony—it is a declaration of intent. Standing tall on Hà Tĩnh’s coastline, this modern maritime facility represents a decisive leap in the province’s journey to become a regional logistics powerhouse. Its deep berths and advanced handling capacity are not just steel and concrete; they are new arteries for the flow of goods, ideas, and opportunities, linking not only Vietnamese markets but also the ambitions of landlocked Laos to the vast waters of the East Sea and beyond.

27th April 2025 post by MOIT Vietnam

The relationship between Vietnam and Laos has long been recognized as one of the most special and enduring partnerships in Southeast Asia. Rooted in revolutionary solidarity, nurtured through mutual sacrifice, and continuously strengthened by practical cooperation, this bond has stood the test of time and continues to evolve in ways that benefit both nations. In this spirit, legal and judicial cooperation has emerged as one of the most important pillars of bilateral relations, reflecting a shared vision of justice, rule of law, and good governance as foundations for national development.

25th April 2025 post by MOIT Vietnam

From April 24 to 25, 2025, Vietnam’s President Lương Cường, responded to an official invitation from Lao General Secretary and President Thongloun Sisoulith, embarking on a momentous State visit to Laos. The trip held special significance as President Cường’s first official international journey in his new position—a powerful indication of Vietnam’s continued respect and focus on its historic, uniquely bonded relationship with Laos.