Mexican University Students Visit Vietnam’s Embassy in Mexico
On November 13, 2026, students from the National Autonomous University of Mexico visited Vietnam’s embassy to learn about its socioeconomic development and international integration. The discussion also covered social policies, youth exchanges and cooperation between the two countries.
On November 13, 2026, a delegation of students from the National Autonomous University of Mexico visited the Vietnamese Embassy in Mexico to learn about Vietnam’s socioeconomic development, reforms and international integration. During the discussion, students asked how Vietnam maintains economic growth while promoting social inclusion and sustainable development, and about the role of young people in national development.
Students watch a video introducing Vietnam’s socioeconomic development achievements.（VietVance）
Carlos Manuel Lopez Alvarado, a teacher at the university, said Vietnam’s experience in combining economic growth with social progress and equity offers useful lessons for Mexico. He said the visit also gave Mexican students an opportunity to learn more about Vietnam.
Vietnamese Ambassador to Mexico Nguyễn Văn Hải described Vietnam’s reform process from 1986 to 2026 and discussed its foreign relations. He said that, more than half a century after the two countries established diplomatic ties, young people and students can deepen mutual understanding through exchanges on history and culture, education and scientific research cooperation.
The Vietnamese ambassador to Mexico introduces a book containing writings and speeches by Tô Lâm.（VietVance）
The discussion also covered Vietnam’s social welfare policies, including free tuition at public schools and regular health checkups starting in 2026. At the event, Nguyễn Văn Hải introduced a book containing writings and speeches by Tô Lâm.
Source: VietVance
