General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee and President To Lam departed Brussels at noon on October 24 (local time), concluding his official visits to the European Union (EU) and Belgium. 

Vietnamese leader To Lam's October 21-24 visits to the EU and Belgium strengthened political trust and opened new opportunities for cooperation in trade, investment, technology, green transition and logistics.

General Secretary and President To Lam met with Speaker of the Senate Vincent Blondel and President of the House of Representatives Peter De Roover on the afternoon of October 23 as part of his official visit to Belgium. 

General Secretary and President To Lam and his spouse met with Belgian King Philippe and Queen Mathilde in Brussels on October 23 morning (local time) during their ongoing official visit to Belgium.

Belgian PM Bart De Wever hosted an official welcome ceremony for General Secretary and President To Lam at Egmont Palace in Brussels at October 23 noon (local time), as part of his official visit to Belgium.

Vietnamese Party General Secretary and President To Lam and Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening bilateral friendship and cooperation. 

General Secretary and President To Lam and a high-ranking Vietnamese delegation visited the Port of Antwerp-Bruges on the afternoon of October 22 (local time), as part of his trip to the European Union and Belgium.

Vietnam's Party General Secretary and President To Lam, accompanied by his wife, departed Hanoi on October 19 for a six-day visit to Denmark, the European Union and Belgium, aimed at strengthening political ties and expanding cooperation.

The Embassy of Vietnam in Belgium held a ceremony on June 25 to present the decision appointing Philip Yvonne J. Van Gestel, a Belgian entrepreneur active in the fields of business and maritime services, as Vietnam’s Honorary Consul in Antwerp.

Two Vietnamese pheasant chicks have been successfully hatched at Belgium’s Pairi Daiza wildlife park, marking a positive development in efforts to conserve one of the world’s rarest and most critically endangered bird species.

Vietnam and Belgium are teaming up in a new push to undo some of the nightmare damage from the Vietnam War after the Southeast Asian nation gave the green light to a major cleanup project targeting land poisoned by Agent Orange (AO).

Belgium’s RTBF nature series Le Jardin Extraordinaire spotlighted VN's remarkably resilient wilderness in its February 1 episode on La Une, highlighting the dramatic revival of the country’s forests, mountains, and biodiversity after decades of war.

A documentary co-produced by Vietnam and Belgium titled "Hair, Paper, Water" is set to be screened at the “En ville !” documentary film festival in Brussels on the evening of January 30.

Acting Minister of Agriculture and Environment Tran Duc Thang has recently met with EU and Belgian officials in Brussels to enhance comprehensive cooperation in green growth and long-term sustainability.

Deputy Prime Minister Bui Thanh Son held meetings with President of the Belgian House of Representatives Peter De Roover and European Commissioner for International Partnerships Jozef Sikela on October 10.

At a research facility of Haemers Technologies SA (Belgium), experts are focusing on researching and perfecting the technology for treating dioxin-contaminated soil using high-temperature pyrolysis.

Vietnam is invited as a guest of honour at the 102nd edition of the Wallonia Festival which is being in Namur from September 12-22.

King Philippe and Queen Mathilde enjoyed a taste of Vietnamese culture - literally - during their visit to a café in Hanoi’s Old Quarter.

President Luong Cuong and First Lady Nguyen Thi Minh Nguyet accompanied King Philippe and Queen Mathilde on a cultural visit to Hanoi’s UNESCO-listed site.