Historic Trip to Hanoi

Paetongtarn’s First Official Visit

Thailand’s Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra is set to embark on her inaugural official trip to Vietnam, marking a significant step in deepening diplomatic relations. Scheduled for a two-day visit, this journey underscores her commitment to elevating Thailand-Vietnam ties to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, fostering collaboration across critical sectors.

Elevating Bilateral Relations

Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Goals

The visit aims to upgrade the existing strategic partnership between Thailand and Vietnam, aligning it with Vietnam’s highest level of diplomatic engagement. Discussions will focus on security, economic growth, and sustainable development, with both nations poised to sign agreements to solidify their shared vision for regional prosperity and stability.

Key Agendas and Meetings

High-Level Talks and Agreements

During her stay, Paetongtarn will participate in the 4th Joint Commission on Bilateral Cooperation, engaging with Vietnam’s top leaders. Topics include combating transboundary crime, enhancing trade, and advancing green and digital economies. A key memorandum of understanding between Thailand’s and Vietnam’s trade ministries is expected to boost bilateral trade to new heights.

Economic and Cultural Synergies

Boosting Trade and Connectivity

Thailand, Vietnam’s largest ASEAN trading partner, seeks to expand economic connectivity through tourism, labor welfare, and AI technology advancements. The visit will also emphasize cultural exchanges and people-to-people ties, reinforcing the strong historical bonds between the two nations and paving the way for a vibrant, interconnected future.

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