Vietnamese National Assembly President Trần Thanh Mẫn embarked on an official visit to China on Sunday, aiming to enhance bilateral relations and strengthen cooperation between the legislative bodies of the two nations. During the visit, Mẫn is set to co-chair the second session of the cooperation committee between Vietnam’s National Assembly and China’s National People’s Congress.
The visit comes at the invitation of Zhao Leji, chairman of the Standing Committee of China’s National People’s Congress, and signals an effort to bolster political engagement and deepen institutional cooperation. A key focus of the discussions will be on improving coordination between the two legislative bodies, aligning with Vietnam’s foreign policy priorities.
This trip marks Mẫn’s first visit to China in his role as Vietnam’s top legislator and underscores both countries’ commitment to advancing their long-term partnership. The visit seeks to emphasize parliamentary cooperation as a vital element of the comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership between Vietnam and China.
Both nations are expected to explore ways to reinforce their political ties and enhance the effectiveness of their legislative interactions, reflecting a shared interest in expanding their bilateral relationship. The outcome of these discussions could have significant implications for the future of Vietnam-China relations, as both countries continue to navigate their strategic interests in the region.