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Tô Lâm Eyes China’s High-Speed Rail Success to Accelerate Việt Nam’s Megaprojects

Huỳnh Lam by Huỳnh Lam
16 April 2026
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Trần Cẩm Tú (seated, left) and Tô Lâm (seated, right) ride a high-speed train in Nanning alongside Chinese business leaders. Photo: Vietnam News Agency.

Trần Cẩm Tú (seated, left) and Tô Lâm (seated, right) ride a high-speed train in Nanning alongside Chinese business leaders. Photo: Vietnam News Agency.

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Having personally experienced it twice during his state visit, President Tô Lâm has repeatedly expressed deep admiration for the rapid expansion of China’s high-speed rail network. 

This public praise is widely interpreted as a strong signal regarding the Communist Party’s domestic policy, indicating a renewed determination to accelerate Việt Nam’s own major high-speed rail projects after decades of debate and delay.

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