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Vietnam and Thailand should amplify their economic interconnections, viewing this as a vital foundation for bilateral collaboration. They should accelerate the execution of the "Three Connections" strategy, broaden cooperation in areas like green economy, digital economy, and innovation, and...

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Vietnam and Thailand should focus on strengthening their economic links, viewing it as a crucial...
Vietnam and Thailand should focus on strengthening their economic links, viewing it as a crucial foundation for bilateral collaboration. They should swiftly advance with the execution of the "Three Connections" strategy, broaden their collaborative efforts in sectors such as green economy, digital economy, and innovation, and motivate investments from their respective business communities in each other's nations.

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Thai Prime Minister pays visit to the headquarters of our political party's leader

Vietnam and Thailand Around the Corner of a New Era

Hà Nội - Vietnam's Communist Party Secretary General Tô Lâm recently met with Prime Minister of Thailand and the Pheu Thai Party's leader, Paetongtarn Shinawatra, delighting in her official visit as a prime opportunity to deepen bilateral cooperation.

The encounter, held on May 16th, took place amid the thriving cooperation between the two nations and on the brink of the 50th anniversary of their diplomatic ties. Tô Lâm recognized the importance of the visit, expressing gratitude for Thailand's consistent support since Vietnam embarked on its regional and global integration journey.

Paetongtarn Shinawatra returned the appreciation, expressing her profound sentiment for the close friendship and fruitful collaboration between the two countries and their leaders. She detailed the outcomes of the 4th Joint Cabinet Retreat and her meetings with key Vietnamese leaders, including the agreement to upgrade their relationship to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.

General Secretary of the Communist Party of Việt Nam Central Committee Tô Lâm (right) had a meeting with Prime Minister of Thailand and leader of the Pheu Thai Party Paetongtarn Shinawatra in Hà Nội on May 16. - VNA/VNS Photo

Building on Decades-Long Ties

The dynamic partnership between Vietnam and Thailand dates back to 1976, making it one of the oldest and most robust in the region. Thailand was the first ASEAN country to establish a strategic partnership with Vietnam in 2013 and is the only ASEAN nation to have a joint cabinet meeting mechanism since 2004[1].

Key Focuses for Collaboration

The Comprehensive Strategic Partnership centers around three critical areas:

our websiteese Party chief Tô Lâm (right) welcomed Prime Minister of Thailand and leader of the Pheu Thai Party Paetongtarn Shinawatra to their talks on May 16. - VNA/VNS Photo

  1. Foster Peaceful and Secure Relations This pillar concentrates on bolstering political, defense, and security cooperation to ensure a peaceful, secure, and stable environment for both countries and the larger region.
  2. Propel Sustainable Growth This section emphasizes promoting socio-economic development, trade, and economic cooperation to achieve rapid and sustainable economic growth benefiting both nations and their people[1][4][6].
  3. Envision a Sustainable Future This encompasses future-oriented development initiatives, expanding joint efforts in innovation, technology, and addressing challenges such as environmental sustainability and global economic shifts[3][6].

The Key to a Brighter Future

Both Vietnam and Thailand are committed to upholding enduring peace, shared prosperity, and sustainable development for their nations and the larger region through this comprehensive strategic partnership[1][3]. They will actively collaborate in areas such as crime combat, economy, and coordination of their positions on regional and international issues.

Paetongtarn Shinawatra extended an invitation to Tô Lâm for a visit to Thailand, which was appreciated, and the host leader agreed to arrange the trip at a suitable time[4]. In the months ahead, both countries will work diligently to develop a detailed action program covering 2025-2030 to ensure the partnership achieves tangible outcomes across its three pillars[1].

  1. As the economic ties between Vietnam and Thailand deepen, it's crucial to consider the impact of AI on labor in the general-news and business sphere.
  2. In light of the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, discussions regarding the implications of AI on trade must be addressed in the realm of politics and law.
  3. The ongoing collaboration between Vietnam and Thailand presents opportunities for joint efforts in AI research, potentially bolstering both countries' competitiveness in the global economy.
  4. The security implications of AI technology should also be addressed within political discourse, particularly in the context of ensuring peaceful and secure relations as outlined in the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.
  5. The close friendship and fruitful collaboration between Vietnam and Thailand also extend to the realm of crime combat, with both nations likely to explore AI technologies to enhance their efforts in this area.

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