Cairo: Vietnam and Egypt are moving to deepen cooperation under their newly established Comprehensive Partnership, with both sides accelerating preparations for a joint action programme and the resumption of a key bilateral cooperation mechanism. Vietnamese Ambassador to Egypt Nguyen Nam Duong had a meeting with Egyptian Deputy Foreign Minister for International Cooperation Samar Al-Ahdal in Cairo on June 4 to discuss measures aimed at advancing bilateral relations following the elevation of ties to a Comprehensive Partnership in August 2025.

According to Vietnam News Agency, the discussions focused on the implementation of the joint action programme, which is expected to enhance collaboration across multiple areas of mutual interest. Both countries are keen to maximize the potential of the Comprehensive Partnership, which marks a significant step forward in their diplomatic relations.

The meeting underscored the commitment of both nations to work closely on various sectors, including trade, investment, and cultural exchanges. The resumption of the bilateral cooperation mechanism is anticipated to facilitate more structured dialogues and exchanges between Vietnam and Egypt, paving the way for increased economic and diplomatic engagements in the coming years.