Hanoi: Party officials of Vietnam and China have agreed to further strengthen theoretical exchanges and share experience in Party building, research, and practical reviews, contributing to closer cooperation between the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) and the Communist Party of China (CPC) in the new period. During his working visit to China, Nguyen Xuan Thang, member of the 13th Party Central Committee's Political Bureau and Chairman of the Central Theory Council, had meetings with China's officials to discuss theoretical research, practical reviews, and Party building, and agreed to further strengthen cooperation and experience sharing between the two Parties.

According to Vietnam News Agency, the discussions emphasized the need for enhanced collaboration and exchange of knowledge between the CPV and CPC. Both Parties aim to leverage their shared experiences to improve their internal structures and strategies, aligning with contemporary challenges and opportunities. The emphasis on theoretical research and practical reviews is seen as a pivotal step in fortifying the ideological foundations and operational efficiencies of both Parties.

The meetings underscored the commitment of both nations to foster deeper understanding and stronger ties through the sharing of Party-building expertise. This collaboration is expected to not only benefit the CPV and CPC but also contribute positively to the socio-political landscapes of Vietnam and China.