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NSA Doval meets Vietnam officials on security cooperation

India's national security adviser discusses cyber, maritime and intelligence ties during visit to Hanoi.

New York Editorial News Desk November 3, 2026 1 min read

The Brief

  • Doval met with Vietnam's top security officials to discuss cooperation in cyber, maritime and economic security.
  • Both sides agreed to enhance capacity building in law enforcement and security sectors.
  • Visit marks progress in India-Vietnam strategic partnership ahead of 55th anniversary in 2027.

National Security Adviser Ajit Doval engaged in discussions with Vietnamese officials during a two-day visit to Hanoi, focusing on strengthening security and intelligence cooperation between India and Vietnam.

Doval held talks with General Luong Tam Quang, a Politburo member and Minister of Public Security, regarding ongoing collaboration in security and intelligence matters.

The Ministry of External Affairs stated that both nations agreed to enhance capacity building in law enforcement, cyber security, maritime security, and economic security.

Doval also met with Vietnam's General Secretary and State President To Lam, conveying Prime Minister Narendra Modi's greetings. Additional meetings were held with senior officials, including the Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister.

The visit aimed to assess progress in bilateral cooperation under the India-Vietnam Enhanced Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, with both countries set to commemorate 55 years of diplomatic relations in 2027.

During his stay, Doval visited Quan Su Pagoda, a historic Buddhist temple in Hanoi that serves as the headquarters of the Vietnam Buddhist Sangha.

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