International press reports Vietnam welcomes President Obama

Along with domestic press agencies, international press has also continuously updated information about the reception ceremony for US President Barack Obama in Vietnam.

Photo: Arlette Saenz's Twitter

On the Twitter account of journalist Arlette Saenz, an ABC reporter (USA) who specializes in reporting on White House activities, posted a photo of the front page of Vietnam News on May 23, with the line: "President Obama's visit on the front page in Vietnam".

Previously, reporter Arlette Saenz continuously updated information about President Barack Obama's visit to Vietnam on her Twitter account.

The website Theobamadiary.com has been updating with full images of the US president since he stepped out of the door of Air Force One at Noi Bai airport.

A series of foreign press agencies, especially the American press, have published information about President Obama's three-day visit to Vietnam.

Some of the news articles include: "US President Barack Obama begins a three-day visit to Vietnam" by Germany's DW, "Mr. Obama continues to pursue the pivot policy in his 10th trip to Asia" by CNN, "Mr. Obama arrives in Hanoi on a one-week business trip to Vietnam and Japan" by the New York Daily, VOA posted the entire schedule of Mr. Obama's work in two major cities of Vietnam, Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, during his 3-day working trip...

The Wall Street Journal carried an article titled “President Obama will meet with senior Vietnamese leaders to further strengthen ties,” with the subheading “Agenda will include China’s aggressive stance in the East Sea.”

President Obama arrives at Noi Bai airport on the evening of May 22 - Photo: ABC

According to AP, during this trip, Mr. Obama is also expected to announce that the Peace Corps will be invited to resume operations in Vietnam.

Volunteers from this organization will focus on teaching English to students, helping to train their colleagues in English teaching.

The Peace Corps was established in 1961 by President John F. Kennedy with the goal of promoting world peace and friendship.

Since then, more than 220,000 Americans have volunteered in 141 countries. Peace Corps members currently volunteer in 63 countries around the world.

According to Tuoitre