VOV.VN - Vietnamese Foreign Ministers Bui Thanh Son and his Indian counterpart Subrahmanyam Jaishankar concurred to put drastic measures in place to foster bilateral partnership across the board during their recent meeting in New Delhi.

To help take Vietnamese lychee exports to the next level, a seminar entitled “Vietnamese lychees go global” was held in Hanoi to support and promote the global brand name of the popular Vietnamese fruit.

Vietnamese Foreign Minister Bui Thanh Son held bilateral meetings with his Indonesian and Bruneian counterparts on June 16 in the framework of the Special ASEAN-India Foreign Ministers' Meeting (SAIFMM) in New Delhi.

Vietnam, like many East and Southeast Asian countries, is further climbing up the global value chain (GVC) thanks to the positive effect of the utilisation of foreign direct investment (FDI), according to the latest report by Hinrich Foundation.

The Middle East, North Africa and South Africa are potential markets for tea products from Lai Chau province but their export is still modest due to a lack of information on each other and effective connections.

VOV.VN - President of the Assembly of the Republic of Mozambique Esperanca Laurinda Francisco Nhiuane Bias will lead a parliamentary delegation, alongside her husband will pay an official visit to Vietnam from June 18 to June 23.

Three months have passed since Vietnam completely reopened its tourism activities, including both inbound and outbound tours.

VOV.VN - The police of Hanoi arrested eight Mongolian citizens and are hunting for other accomplices who are accused of stealing property of a Swedish couple in the capital.

Foreign Minister Bui Thanh Son affirmed the importance Vietnam attaches to developing the traditional friendship and multi-faceted cooperation with Sweden during his reception for Swedish Deputy Foreign Minister Robert Rydberg in Hanoi on June 10.

Ho Chi Minh City is yet to tap the full potential of the night time economy despite evidence from other countries that it encourages higher spending by tourists, experts said.