Vietnam mobilizes overseas Vietnamese for national development and diplomacy
The 33rd Diplomacy Conference and the 22nd National Foreign Affairs Conference emphasized harnessing the pivotal role of diplomacy by mobilizing over 6.5 million overseas Vietnamese across 130 countries. The diaspora contributes not only financially but also through knowledge, technology, and international networks. Vietnam aims to transform these resources into concrete projects and development outcomes, while enhancing local diplomacy in key cities like Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Hai Phong. Caring for and safeguarding the rights of overseas Vietnamese is crucial to strengthen national unity and boost Vietnam's global standing.
Key facts
- Over 6.5 million overseas Vietnamese in 130 countries are a key resource
- Diaspora contributes via finance, knowledge, technology, and networks
- Vietnam aims to harness diaspora for projects and enhance local diplomacy in major cities
Why it matters
Vietnam’s strategic engagement with its extensive overseas community demonstrates the country’s approach to leveraging global Vietnamese talents and resources for national development. This inclusive diplomacy fosters stronger ties between Vietnam and its diaspora, enhances international cooperation, and promotes sustainable local growth, benefiting both Vietnam and overseas Vietnamese by creating opportunities for collaboration, investment, and cultural exchange worldwide.
Source and method
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