Vietnamese President To Lam’s state visit to China from August 18 to 20 has ignited hopes among Vietnamese citizens for strengthened cooperation between the two neighboring nations. As anticipation builds, locals in Hanoi express optimism about the potential deepening of ties, particularly in technology and economic development.
In interviews conducted by CGTN Stringer, residents of Hanoi shared their perspectives on the evolving relationship between Vietnam and China. Many voiced their eagerness to see enhanced collaboration across various sectors, emphasizing the unique bond shared by the two countries.
“I hope China and Vietnam can carry out all-round cooperation because we are neighbors connected by mountains and rivers,” said one interviewee, highlighting the geographical and cultural proximity that binds the nations. The sentiment reflects a collective desire for mutual growth and understanding.
Others underscored the importance of joint efforts in industry, science, and technology. “If the two countries can deepen cooperation in the field of computer programming, it is undoubtedly good news for the two peoples,” remarked another resident. Such collaboration is seen as a pathway to propel both economies forward and foster innovation.
The potential for increased cooperation extends beyond technology. Citizens expressed hopes for developments in economy, trade, and culture, envisioning opportunities for greater exchange and shared prosperity. The prospect of visiting the Chinese mainland was also a common aspiration among the Vietnamese people interviewed, indicating a desire for stronger people-to-people connections.
As President To Lam’s visit unfolds, the optimism among the Vietnamese populace underscores the significance of nurturing a robust partnership with China. The anticipated agreements and dialogues may pave the way for a new chapter in Vietnam-China relations, promising benefits for both nations in the years to come.
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We Talk: Vietnamese expect to deepen technology cooperation with China
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