[VOVWORLD] - Foreign Ministers of Vietnam and New Zealand agreed to effectively implement the outcomes and agreements reached during the Vietnamese Party leader and State president’s visit, helping deepen bilateral ties and make cooperation more substantive and effective.

[VOVWORLD] - General Secretary and President To Lam and Governor-General of New Zealand Cindy Kiro on Thursday visited an exhibition of works by renowned photographer Fiona Pardington at the Starkwhite contemporary art gallery in Auckland.

[VOVWORLD] - General Secretary and President To Lam and a high-level Vietnamese delegation on Thursday attended the Vietnam–New Zealand Higher and Vocational Education Forum at Auckland University of Technology.

[VOVWORLD] - During Thursday’s discussion of the draft Laws on Radio Frequencies, Telecommunications, Electronic Transactions, and Technology Transfer, lawmakers stressed on reduction of business conditions and effective alternative management tools.

[VOVWORLD] - General Secretary and President To Lam met with New Zealand’s Governor-General Dame Cindy Kiro on Thursday in Auckland, where he thanked the Governor-General for her efforts in fostering the friendly relationship between the two nations.

[VOVWORLD] - During his state visit to New Zealand, General Secretary and President To Lam held talks with New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon on Thursday in Auckland.

[VOVWORLD] - Vietnam is the fastest-growing economy in ASEAN and an emerging star in Asia, offering New Zealand great cooperation opportunities, New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said at a joint press briefing in Auckland on Thursday.

[VOVWORLD] - Vietnam and New Zealand reached high consensus on trade exchanges and will  work closely in market access for agricultural and food products, as Minister of Industry and Trade Le Manh Hung and Minister for Trade and Investment Todd McClay met on Thursday as part of Party General Secretary and State President To Lam’s state visit to New Zealand.

[VOVWORLD] - The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) ‌on Wednesday further lowered its forecast for world oil ​demand growth in ​2026 to 580,000 barrels per day, ​its fourth straight downward revision.

[VOVWORLD] - Credit must be returned to its main function – providing short-term funding and working capital for the economy – said Prime Minister Le Minh Hung on Thursday at a meeting between the State Bank of Vietnam and credit institutions.