The two leaders highlighted Vietnamese Party General Secretary To Lam’s state visit to Indonesia in March and the upgrade of bilateral ties to a comprehensive strategic partnership, describing it as a significant milestone in the development of bilateral relations.

Building on that momentum, they agreed to increase high-level exchanges and strengthen engagement across all channels and levels. They also committed to the effective implementation of bilateral cooperation mechanisms.

PM Chinh proposed that the two countries jointly develop an action plan to implement the comprehensive strategic partnership for the 2025–2030 period, while promoting cooperation in economy, trade, investment, agriculture, and emerging sectors such as digital economy, green transition and energy.

Both sides agreed to accelerate negotiations and signing of a rice trade agreement, aimed at ensuring stable, long-term rice exports and supporting Indonesia’s food security. They voiced support for greater market access for each other’s goods.

PM Chinh stressed that he will instruct Vietnam’s Ministry of Industry and Trade to coordinate closely with Indonesia to promote mutual market openings.

The two leaders also reaffirmed their shared commitment to working with other ASEAN member states in promoting multilateralism, cooperation, solidarity, and ASEAN’s central role, particularly in maintaining and reinforcing ASEAN’s stance on the East Sea issue and other regional and international matters of shared concern.

Vietnam, Indonesia elevate ties to Comprehensive Strategic Partnership

VOV.VN - The two countries have agreed to upgrade their relations to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, a historic step marking a new phase of cooperation, contributing to the mutual benefits of both nations and regional peace and stability.