Russian President Vladimir Putin is set to meet with Vietnamese President To Lam in Moscow to discuss the strategic partnership between the two nations.
Key facts
- •President To Lam is currently in Russia for a state visit.
- •The talks are scheduled to take place on Wednesday.
- •Discussions will cover trade, defense, security, and humanitarian cooperation.
- •A package of bilateral documents is expected to be adopted after the meeting.
- •The leaders previously approved a joint declaration on their strategic partnership in 2024.
Russian President Vladimir Putin will host Vietnamese President To Lam for talks in Moscow on Wednesday. To Lam, who also serves as the general secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam, is currently in Russia for a state visit.
Agenda for Bilateral Talks
The discussions will focus on the current state and future development of the comprehensive strategic partnership between Russia and Vietnam. Key topics include trade, economic relations, scientific and educational ties, humanitarian exchanges, and cooperation in security and defense. The leaders also plan to exchange views on regional and international issues.
Diplomatic Context and Agreements
Following the talks, the two sides are expected to adopt a package of bilateral documents. This meeting follows a previous official visit by To Lam to Russia in May 2025. In 2024, the leaders of both countries approved a Joint Declaration on the Main Directions of the Russian-Vietnamese Comprehensive Strategic Partnership in the New Stage.
Timeline
- 2024The leaders of Russia and Vietnam approved a joint declaration on their strategic partnership.
- May 2025To Lam made a previous official visit to Russia.
- WednesdayVladimir Putin and To Lam are scheduled to hold talks in Moscow.
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This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by TASS (English).
