US EditionVietnam and Thailand Upgrade Relations to Strategic Partnership
- Thailand and Vietnam upgraded their relations to a comprehensive strategic partnership during a two-day visit by Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra in Hanoi.
- This upgrade followed the first Thailand-Vietnam Joint Cabinet Retreat in 20 years, where both parties agreed to enhance economic and security cooperation.
- They aimed to raise bilateral trade from $20 billion to $25 billion annually by 2030, alongside expanding cooperation in digital economy and cross-border payments.
- Ms Paetongtarn said the partnership will strengthen ties through “regular high-level exchanges” and pledged joint efforts against drug trafficking, human trafficking, and online scams.
- The two prime ministers observed the formal agreement signings covering areas such as commerce, drug control, financial services, education, and air travel, highlighting strengthened partnership as they approach the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations.
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Vietnam and Thailand upgrade relations to strategic partnership
Vietnam and Thailand have upgraded their ties to strategic partnership. Vietnam now treats Thailand the same way as it does the U.S., China and Russia, its main strategic partners.
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