日本和越南同意加强在贸易、技术、国防和能源安全方面的合作，双方领导人周一在东京会晤，旨在应对日益上升的地区地缘政治和贸易紧张局势，加强经济和战略联系。
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日本首相高市早苗在与越南共产党中央总书记、国家主席苏林会谈后表示：“此次访日将成为两国在全面战略伙伴关系框架下，为亚洲和世界的和平与繁荣而推动合作取得重大而强劲进展的机遇。”
Today's print edition Home Delivery for more access JAPAN Japan and Vietnam agree to boost economic security and energy ties Vietnam's President To Lam and Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi shake hands during a joint press statement at Akasaka Palace on Monday. | POOL / VIA Reuters By Nguyen Dieu Tu Uyen and Sakura Murakami Nov 9, 2026 Japan and Vietnam agreed to deepen cooperation in trade, technology, defense and energy security as their leaders met in Tokyo on Monday, seeking to strengthen economic and strategic ties amid rising regional geopolitical and trade tensions.
两国宣布了10项协议，并承诺将双边贸易额提高到最高1000亿美元，目标年份为2030年。这是11年来首位越南共产党中央总书记访日。高市早苗表示，双方还讨论了涉及日本企业的燃气和液化天然气发电项目，以及核能合作。
“This visit to Japan will serve as an opportunity for cooperation between our two countries to advance significantly and robustly under our comprehensive strategic partnership for peace and prosperity in Asia and the world,” Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said after talks with Vietnamese President and General Secretary To Lam. The two nations announced 10 deals and pledged to boost bilateral trade to as much as $100 billion by 2030 during the first visit by a Vietnamese Communist Party chief in 11 years. They also discussed gas-fired and LNG power generation projects involving Japanese companies, as well as nuclear energy cooperation, Takaichi said.