VOV.VN - Prof. Dr. Nguyen Xuan Thang, President of the Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics, and Chairman of the Central Theoretical Council discussed Vietnam – Australia cooperation in human resource training during his reception for visiting Australian Governor-General Sam Mostyn in Hanoi on September 10.
Welcoming Governor-General Mostyn, Prof. Thang emphasised the upgrade of Vietnam–Australia relations to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, with cooperation in human resources training and knowledge sharing identified as a key pillar.
He said that the Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics has established numerous effective cooperation mechanisms with leading Australian universities and research institutes. The Vietnam–Australia Centre (VAC) at the Academy was set up to serve as a knowledge bridge, promoting joint research, academic exchanges, and programmes to train leadership and management personnel. Recent field survey programmes for strategic-level officials exemplify the success of this cooperation.
The Professor thanked to the Australian Government, the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, universities, research institutes, and Australian partners for supporting Vietnam in training personnel and sharing knowledge. He expressed his belief that the achievements in cooperation would provide a solid foundation for mutual understanding, strategic trust, and the promotion of sustainable friendship and cooperation between the two countries.
For her part, Governor-General Mostyn affirmed that Vietnam is one of Australia’s important partners in the region, and bilateral relations have been steadily strengthened in recent years with practical and effective results. In particular, cooperation in personnel training as well as knowledge sharing is a key focus of collaboration, receiving special attention from both sides.
Emphasising the importance of building a strong cadre in today’s multicultural international environment, Governor-General Mostyn expressed confidence that the Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics and the Vietnam–Australia Centre would continue to serve as key academic hubs, expanding programmes for leadership and management training. This would further strengthen the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between Vietnam and Australia, making it deeper, more practical, and more effective.
During the meeting, both sides discussed priority areas of cooperation, including public sector reform, knowledge sharing among senior leaders, education, and sustainable development. Currently, Vietnam–Australia cooperation is also expanding into national governance, climate change response, energy transition, women’s empowerment, and sustainable development, contributing to a shared vision of a comprehensive, sustainable, and prosperous future for both countries.
VOV.VN - Vietnam’s Party General Secretary To Lam praised the substantive and effective progress in Vietnam–Australia relations, particularly following th 2024 upgrade of their ties to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, during his meeting with Governor-General Sam Mostyn in Hanoi on September 10.
VOV.VN - President Luong Cuong and his spouse hosted a welcoming ceremony in Hanoi on September 10 for Australian Governor-General Sam Mostyn and her husband Beckett SC, who are paying a state visit to Vietnam.
VOV.VN - Governor-General of Australia Sam Mostyn and her spouse arrived in Hanoi on the evening of September 9, commencing their four-day state visit to Vietnam at the invitation of State President Luong Cuong and his wife.
VOV.VN - Over the past 52 years, Vietnam and Australia have fostered rapid and sustainable growth in their bilateral relations, yielding significant benefits for both nations, particularly since the elevation of their ties to a comprehensive strategic partnership in 2024.
VOV.VN - The Belmont Business Enterprise Centre (Belmont BEC) has recently organized the “Ask an Expert-Belmont Business Sundowner” event at the Firehouse Center in Belmont, Western Australia, to enhance connections, share experience, and support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in accessing business, trade, and export-import opportunities.
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