Features of the Policy of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam in the Asia-Pacific Region

Since the early 21st century, the Asia-Pacific region has been emerging as a leading global economic hub and a new geostrategic focal point, characterized by intense power competition among the United States, China, and other major powers. Vietnam, as an active participant in regional integration, continually adjusts its foreign policy to respond effectively to changes in regional architecture. This article analyses the primary objectives of the Communist Party of Vietnam's foreign policy in the Asia-Pacific region within the context of international integration. It examines Vietnam's role in the region and the state of diplomatic relations between Vietnam and the United States. Additionally, the article provides an assessment of the U.S. IndoPacific strategy from Vietnam's perspective.