On June 1, Japanese media and many major newspapers published information about the meeting between President Tran Dai Quang and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, which emphasized a series of cooperation areas. important between the two countries.

Vietnam and Japan agreed to expand the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) as the main content and the title of the article in the Nikkei newspaper. This newspaper emphasized that Vietnam and Japan agreed to promote the CPTPP, and agreed to expand participating countries and regions for the future benefit of both countries. Nikkei also mentioned that the two countries will consider opening negotiations related to the Agreement on Social Security, which will eliminate the need to pay twice the social insurance premiums for resident employees of the two countries. family. Japan will support Vietnam with an ODA loan of 15.6 billion yen to build human resource training facilities in the industrial sector.

In addition to cooperation in the economic field, the Japanese media also highlighted Vietnam-Japan cooperation in many other fields such as the East Sea issue, freedom of navigation, respect for international law and non-nuclear weapons. humanization of the Korean peninsula. National broadcaster NHK said that in the context of the two sides' shared concerns about the current situation in the East Sea, Japan and Vietnam shared the awareness of the importance of promoting peace and stability in the East Sea, including the East Sea. militarization by diplomatic effort. Regarding the North Korea issue, the leaders of the two countries agreed to recognize the importance of fully implementing the UN sanctions resolution, and agreed to work together to resolve the kidnapping issue as soon as possible.

This is also the content reflected by many Japanese media such as Sankei, Mainichi, JIJI news agency, Kyodo news agency.

Source: Collector