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Turkish ambassador Korhan Kemik wrote to Việt Nam News on the 101st anniversary of the Republic Day of the country.

On October 29, 2024, the Turkish people proudly celebrate the 101st anniversary of the Republic of Türkiye, honouring the enduring legacy of our great leader Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the founding father of the Republic and its first President. Republic Day is a powerful reminder of the unity, resilience and forward-looking spirit that define Turkish national identity. These principles continue to inspire Türkiye’s global engagement, which is built on cooperation, solidarity and peace.

In an increasingly complex world, Türkiye not only advocates multilateralism and collaborates with international organisations, but also takes an active role in promoting peace and stability through its own initiatives. It plays a vital role in bridging cultures and regions, fostering shared prosperity through trade, development and collaborative partnerships. This spirit of international cooperation is demonstrated not only in Türkiye’s initiatives in international fora but also in its bilateral relationships — such as with Việt Nam, where mutual respect and solidarity form the cornerstone of their ties.

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan meets with Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính on October 23, 2024, in Kazan, Russia, on the sidelines of the expanded BRICS summit. Photo Courtesy of Turkish Presidency

Turkish-Vietnamese relations: cooperation based on shared values

Turkish - Vietnamese relations are founded on shared values of patriotism, independence and resilience. Atatürk’s declaration during Turkish War of Independence — “Either independence or death” — resonates profoundly with Việt Nam’s founding father and visionary leader Hồ Chí Minh’s words: “Nothing is more precious than independence and freedom.” Although their struggles for sovereignty occurred in different eras and under distinct circumstances, the shared spirit of resilience continues to inspire both nations as they confront global challenges.

The bond of solidarity between Türkiye and Việt Nam was evident when Việt Nam dispatched its first-ever rescue team abroad to assist Türkiye after devastating earthquakes in February 2023. This act of solidarity will always be remembered with gratitude by the Turkish people. For its part, Türkiye supported Việt Nam in the aftermath of Typhoon Yagi, with the Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency implementing projects in affected areas, the Turkish Red Crescent providing financial assistance to the Vietnamese Red Cross, and Turkish companies providing both material and financial aid — demonstrating the strength of friendship beyond formal diplomacy.

Bilateral relations gained significant momentum with the visit of Vietnamese Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính to Türkiye in November 2023. This historic visit, the first at the prime ministerial level from Việt Nam to Türkiye, marked a milestone in the relations and paved the way for deeper cooperation across multiple sectors. As a testament to the strengthening relations, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan met with Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính on October 23, 2024, on the sidelines of the expanded BRICS Summit in Kazan, Russia, where both leaders reaffirmed their commitment to further advancing Türkiye - Việt Nam relations.

Expanding economic cooperation

Economic cooperation is thriving, with bilateral trade exceeding US$3 billion in 2023, and a $4 billion target within reach. Türkiye, the largest foreign investor in Việt Nam from the Middle East and Western Asia, provided nearly $1 billion in registered capital to the country up to now. A remarkable showcase of this collaboration is the Long Thành International Airport project, where a Turkish company-led consortium is constructing the passenger terminal, highlighting Türkiye’s contribution to Việt Nam’s infrastructure development.

The establishment of the Turkish Chamber of Commerce in Việt Nam (Turkcham) in September 2024 marks another significant step in strengthening economic ties. Turkcham will serve not only as a business hub but also as a catalyst for fostering new opportunities and promoting shared goals.

What better place to enjoy Hot Air Balloon Day than taking in the views of Cappadocia Float above the dreamy rock formations of the region in one of the colourful hot air balloons, for one of the best travel experiences in Türkiye. Photo goturkiye.com

Intensified cultural and educational ties

Beyond economic collaboration, people-to-people connections lie at the heart of the Turkish - Vietnamese relationship. Cultural and tourism exchanges bolster mutual understanding and further enhance bilateral ties. Turkish Airlines plays a key role in connecting the two nations by operating daily flights between Istanbul and both Hà Nội and Hồ Chí Minh City. This connectivity not only facilitates trade and tourism but also enhances cultural interaction. Additionally, the rising popularity of Turkish television series among Vietnamese audiences deepens their understanding of Turkish culture.

Educational cooperation forms another key pillar of the bilateral relations. Turkish scholarships allow Vietnamese students to pursue higher education in Türkiye, strengthening academic and intellectual exchanges. Moreover, these programmes not only equip students with valuable knowledge and skills, but also foster lasting personal and professional connections.

Future of collaboration and solidarity

As Türkiye celebrates the 101st anniversary of its Republic Day, the ties between Türkiye and Việt Nam continue to deepen, driven by shared objectives such as sustainable development, regional stability and global peace. Türkiye’s Asia Anew initiative has also opened new avenues for cooperation, further enriching the partnership between the two nations. I am confident that Türkiye and Việt Nam will continue forging a brighter future together, grounded in mutual collaboration, prosperity and solidarity. VNS

Giá dầu thế giới

Lúc 6h ngày 13/11, giá dầu WTI giảm 0,15 USD, tương đương 0,22 %, xuống mức 67,97 USD/thùng. Giá dầu Brent tăng 0,06 USD, tương đương 0,08%, lên mức 71,89 USD/thùng.

Giá dầu đứng ở ngưỡng thấp do các nhà đầu tư tiếp nhận thông tin OPEC cắt giảm dự báo về tăng trưởng nhu cầu, đồng USD mạnh và sự thất vọng về kế hoạch kích thích mới nhất của Trung Quốc.

OPEC cho biết, nhu cầu dầu thế giới sẽ tăng 1,82 triệu thùng/ngày trong năm nay, giảm so với dự báo tăng trưởng 1,93 triệu thùng/ngày vào tháng trước. Tổ chức này cũng cắt giảm ước tính tăng trưởng nhu cầu toàn cầu năm 2025 từ 1,64 triệu thùng/ngày xuống 1,54 triệu thùng/ngày.

Đầu tháng, OPEC và các đồng minh (OPEC+) đã quyết định hoãn kế hoạch tăng sản lượng vào tháng 12 trong bối cảnh giá giảm.

Gaurav Sharma, nhà phân tích dầu mỏ độc lập tại London nhận xét: Nhu cầu của Trung Quốc vẫn ảm đạm. Thêm vào đó, việc OPEC can thiệp vào nguồn cung không mang lại tác động mong muốn.

Theo các nhà phân tích, các biện pháp kích thích kinh tế của Trung Quốc hồi cuối tuần trước không đủ mạnh để thúc đẩy tăng trưởng kinh tế, trong bối cảnh Mỹ có thể sẽ áp thuế nhập khẩu tới 60% đối với hàng hóa xuất khẩu từ Trung Quốc khi Tổng thống Mỹ đắc cử Donald Trump chính thức nắm quyền.

Giá xăng dầu trong nước

Ở kỳ điều hành ngày 7/11, giá xăng E5 RON92 tăng 336 đồng/lít, không cao hơn 19.744 đồng/lít; giá xăng RON95 tăng 351 đồng/lít, không cao hơn 20.854 đồng/lít.

Trong khi đó, giá nhiều loại dầu cũng tăng: giá dầu diesel tăng 769 đồng/lít, lên 18.917 đồng/lít; giá dầu hỏa tăng 461 đồng/lít, lên 19.294 đồng/lít. Ngược lại, giá dầu mazut giảm 67 đồng/kg, không cao hơn 16.394 đồng/kg.

Tại kỳ này, cơ quan điều hành tiếp tục không trích lập, không chi sử dụng quỹ bình ổn giá xăng dầu đối với các mặt hàng.