Prime Minister wraps up tour to Kuwait, Algeria, South Africa

During the nine-day trip, the Prime Minister maintained an intensive and highly productive schedule with around 80 activities. These included meetings and talks with nearly all top leaders of Kuwait, Algeria, and South Africa, working sessions with government officials and businesses in the host countries, visits to socio-economic facilities in all three nations, and participation in economic forums and business dialogues.

The elevation of Viet Nam's relations with all three countries to Strategic Partnerships marks a new chapter in their long-standing and promising ties, not only with each nation but also with the broader Middle East and African regions. Notably, these are the first three countries in the Middle East and Africa with which Viet Nam has established Strategic Partnership frameworks. 

At the G20 Summit in South Africa, Prime Minister Pham delivered significant remarks across multiple sessions, proposing initiatives to promote rapid and sustainable development, as well as global peace, friendship, cooperation, and progress. He also briefed international partners on Viet Nam's situation, development strategies, and ongoing efforts.

On the sidelines of the summit, the Prime Minister met with more than 30 leaders of countries and international organizations to strengthen bilateral relations. These meetings featured direct and substantive discussions on specific issues, programs, and projects.

The outcomes of the working trip provide an important foundation, a strong impetus, and a source of inspiration, enabling ministries, sectors, and localities nationwide to pursue their development goals with greater determination. They also contribute to maximizing the mobilization of international resources to support the country's development objectives in the new era./.