Macau: The Vietnamese community in Macau (China) has expressed hopes for more favourable visa policies and stronger trade links, as they gathered to mark major national milestones. At a ceremony held on April 26, the Vietnamese Association in Macau commemorated the 51st anniversary of the Liberation of the South and National Reunification (April 30, 1975-2026), the 140th International Workers’ Day (May 1), and its own fourth founding anniversary. The event drew representatives of the host administration, diplomatic corps, and a large number of overseas Vietnamese.
According to Vietnam News Agency, the gathering served as a platform for the Vietnamese community to voice their aspirations for improved bilateral relations between Vietnam and Macau, particularly in terms of visa facilitation and economic cooperation. The community emphasized the importance of easing visa restrictions to foster better mobility and strengthen trade exchanges, which they believe would benefit both regions.
The event also highlighted the contributions of the Vietnamese expatriates in Macau, recognizing their role in promoting cultural exchange and economic ties. The association reiterated its commitment to supporting the Vietnamese community in Macau and enhancing their integration into the local society. As the Vietnamese community continues to grow, the need for policies that support their aspirations remains a focal point of discussion among community leaders and stakeholders.