Tô Lâm Meets Japan Innovation Party Co-Leader Fujita Fumitake in Tokyo
On the morning of November 10, General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam and State President Tô Lâm met Japan Innovation Party Co-Leader Fujita Fumitake in Tokyo during an official visit to Japan. They discussed deepening Vietnam–Japan relations and cooperation between their parties, including in digital transformation, green transformation and workforce development.
On the morning of November 10, during his official visit to Japan, General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam and State President Tô Lâm met Japan Innovation Party Co-Leader Fujita Fumitake in Tokyo. They exchanged views on deepening Vietnam–Japan relations and strengthening cooperation between the Japan Innovation Party and the Communist Party of Vietnam.

Tô Lâm meets Japan Innovation Party Co-Leader Fujita Fumitake in Tokyo.(VietVance)
Both sides noted the progress in Vietnam–Japan relations in the three years since the countries upgraded ties to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership for Peace and Prosperity in Asia and the World. They also discussed measures to deepen cooperation across sectors. Tô Lâm thanked the Japan Innovation Party for its contributions to friendship and cooperation between the two countries over the years.
Tô Lâm expressed hope that Fujita Fumitake would continue to support efforts to bring Vietnam–Japan relations into a new stage of development, strengthen exchanges and cooperation between the Japan Innovation Party and Vietnam, and promote mutually beneficial cooperation. He also invited Fujita Fumitake and members of the party’s leadership to visit Vietnam soon to discuss ways to advance relations between the two parties and countries.
Fujita Fumitake welcomed Tô Lâm’s official visit to Japan and expressed a desire to strengthen cooperation and exchanges between the Japan Innovation Party and the Communist Party of Vietnam. He proposed using interparty cooperation to further advance bilateral cooperation in digital transformation, green transformation, innovation, training highly skilled personnel, and cultural and people-to-people exchanges.
Source: VietVance


