Chinese experts analyze the meaning of the "first visit" of General Secretary and President To Lam in his new position

NDO - Recently, expert Quan Dieu, senior commentator of Shenzhen Television (China) commented in depth on the significance of the State visit to China by General Secretary and President To Lam at the invitation of General Secretary and President of China Xi Jinping.

Expert Guan Yao in a commentary program of Shenzhen TV. (Photo: Sina.com.cn)

According to Mr. Quan Dieu, in high-level diplomacy, the meaning and signals from the first visits are always given special attention. General Secretary and President To Lam chose China as the first country to visit after taking office as General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam, showing the high importance attached to the development of relations between the two Parties and the two countries.

In high-level diplomacy, the meaning and signals from the first visits are always given special attention. General Secretary and President To Lam chose China as the first country to visit after taking office as General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam, showing the high importance he attaches to developing relations between the two Parties and two countries. Expert Quan Dieu, senior commentator of Shenzhen Television (China)

Emphasizing that the visit continued the diplomatic tradition of Vietnam and China, expert Quan Yao recalled the historic visit of General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong to China in late 2022, becoming the first foreign leader that China welcomed after the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, and also the first foreign visit of General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong after his re-election in the new term. At the end of last year, the top leader of China visited Hanoi, and the two sides reached a common understanding on joining hands to build a Vietnam-China Community of Shared Future of strategic significance. This is a new position, bringing the Comprehensive Strategic Cooperative Partnership between the two Parties and two countries to a new strategic height. Therefore, during this visit, how to promote the building of the Vietnam-China Community of Shared Future with strategic significance in depth, what new perceptions the leaders of the two Parties and countries will achieve, what "upper-level designs" will be proposed, and what areas of cooperation will be brought into depth and practicality, are the focal points that the public is interested in and waiting for. Talking about potential areas with open space for cooperation between the two countries, Mr. Quan Dieu assessed that China has been Vietnam's largest trade partner for many consecutive years, while Vietnam is China's largest trade partner in ASEAN and the sixth largest in the world. China is one of Vietnam's largest investors. Therefore, deeper economic cooperation, aiming to accumulate momentum and create practical benefits for both sides, will be a key content discussed by the two sides, most notably cooperation in the fields of supply chain, digital economy and infrastructure connectivity, especially cross-border transport infrastructure.

Deeper economic cooperation, aiming to accumulate momentum and create practical benefits for both sides, will be a key content discussed by the two sides, most notably cooperation in the fields of supply chains, digital economy and infrastructure connectivity, especially cross-border transport infrastructure.

According to the commentator of Shenzhen TV, in the process of building a Community of Shared Future, China and Vietnam do not avoid existing problems, including maritime issues; emphasize the need to properly control disagreements to expand the common understanding and seek solutions that both sides can accept. Through this high-level visit, the strategic exchanges and top-level orientations of the two sides' top leaders will also send clear signals on these issues.

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