Hanoi’s growing role in nuclear diplomacy is a sign of multilateral trust

Vietnam is stepping into a sensitive and strategically significant arena: nuclear diplomacy. As Hanoi expands its engagement with international nuclear frameworks, including safeguards, non-proliferation initiatives, and peaceful nuclear energy cooperation, it signals a deepening level of trust among global partners. This shift reflects Vietnam’s growing role as a responsible stakeholder in a region often marked by strategic rivalry and great power competition.

Learn how Vietnam is leveraging nuclear diplomacy to strengthen its international partnerships, enhance regional stability, and position itself as a bridge between larger powers while maintaining its independent foreign policy. Moreover, the implications for the broader Asia-Pacific, where nuclear issues intersect with energy security, maritime disputes, and evolving multilateral mechanisms.

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James Borton, Senior Fellow at FPI, wrote in South China Morning Post on June 28, 2025, about Vietnam’s role in advancing nuclear diplomacy.

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