1. Student's full name:Nguyen Thi Hang Nhung.
2. Gender:Female.
3. Date of birth: 15/08/1993
4. Place of birth:Hung Yen.
5. Decision number for student admission:Decision No. 4058/2022/QD-XHNV dated December 28, 2022, of the Rector of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnam National University, Hanoi.
6. Changes in the training process:Are not.
7. Project title: India's foreign policy towards Vietnam from 2019 to 2023.
8. Major:Political Science (with an applied focus).
9. Code:8310201.01 (UD).
10. Scientific supervisor:Dr. Phung Chi Kien.
11. Summary of project results:
Following a study of India's foreign policy towards Vietnam from 2019 to 2023, the trainees have completed the objectives and tasks of the project. A summary of some of the results is as follows:
- In Chapter 1, the author presented general understandings of foreign policy and foreign policy planning that are widely accepted in the world and in India. Based on this, the author pointed out the similarities between the concepts. Accordingly, foreign policy is a type of public policy, formulated and implemented by the state to address the nation's relations with external actors in order to benefit the nation and its people. India's foreign policy is similar to the concepts mentioned, however, it aims at more specific goals and principles, not only for the benefit of the nation but also for the trend of peace, cooperation, and integration in the region and the world.
Furthermore, Chapter 1 provides an understanding of the adjustments to India's foreign policy throughout different periods, from its independence (1947) to the present, and the achievements India has made in diplomatic relations with countries within and outside the region. In addition, Chapter 1 focuses on highlighting the characteristics of India's foreign policy since Prime Minister Modi came to power (from 2014 to the present).
- In Chapter 2, the author focuses on providing an overview of Vietnam-India relations before 2019 and the main content of Vietnam's foreign policy from 2019 to 2023. Accordingly, Vietnam and India established official diplomatic relations in 1947 and have maintained them well to this day. The traditional, friendly relationship between the two countries is divided into five stages. In each stage, the author presents a brief overview of the context of bilateral relations and the results of cooperation achieved by both sides in the fields of politics-diplomacy, economics, trade-investment, defense-security, culture, etc. Following that, the author outlines the basic content of India's foreign policy towards Vietnam from 2019 to 2023, broken down by each field: politics-diplomacy, economics, defense-security, science-technology, and cultural exchange and people-to-people exchanges. Based on that, the author assesses some of the main impacts of this policy on relations between the two countries and the development of Vietnam.
12. Practical applications:The research content of this project helps to systematize the most fundamental issues related to the foreign policy of a country in general, and India in particular; the development process of Vietnam-India relations; and the adjustment of India's foreign policy during Prime Minister Modi's tenure. In particular, the project clearly analyzes the impact of this policy on bilateral relations and Vietnam's development, assessing both positive and negative effects; offering proposals and recommendations; and drawing out some thought-provoking issues that Vietnam should consider. This topic can serve as a valuable reference for undergraduate and graduate students, as well as researchers studying India and Vietnam-India relations.
13. Future research directions:This topic could serve as a basis for the author to further research issues related to India's foreign policy during the current term of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, regional development policies and initiatives being initiated and implemented by India in the region (Act East policy, Indo-Pacific Strategy), and the impact of these policies on Southeast Asia and Vietnam.
14. Published works related to the project:Are not.
INFORMATION ON MASTER'S THESIS
1. Student's full name:Hang Nhung Thi Nguyen.
2. Gender:Teacher.
3. Date of birth:August 15, 1993.
4. Place of birth:Hung Yen.
5. Student recognition decision number:4058/2022/QD-XHNV dated December 28, 2022 of the Principal of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Hanoi National University.
6. Changes in the training process:None.
7. Project title: India's foreign policy towards Vietnam from 2019 to 2023
8. Major:Politics (application-oriented).
9. Code:8310201.01 (UD).
10. Course instructor:Doctor Phung Chi Kien.
11. Summary of the results of the project:After studying India's foreign policy towards Vietnam from 2019 to 2023, student has successfully achieved the objectives and tasks of the project. A summary of some key findings is as follows:
- In Chapter 1, student presents general understandings of foreign policy and foreign policy making that are commonly accepted in the world and in India. On that basis, the student offers similarities of concepts. created, foreign policy is a public policy, developed and implemented by the state to resolve a country's relationships with external entities to bring benefits to the nation and its people. India's foreign policy is similar to the concepts mentioned, but aims at more specific goals and principles, not only for the benefit of the nation but also for the trend of peace and cooperation and integration of the region and the world.
In addition, chapter 1 also provides an understanding of India's foreign policy adjustments over time, from independence (1947) to the present, and the achievements that India has achieved in foreign relations. exchanges with countries inside and outside the region. In addition, chapter 1 focuses on highlighting the characteristics of India's foreign policy since Prime Minister Modi came to power (from 2014 to present).
- In Chapter 2, student focused on presenting an overview of Vietnam - India relations before 2019 and the content of India's foreign policy towards Vietnam from 2019 to 2023. moronic, Vietnam and India established diplomatic relations since 1947 and maintained well until now. The traditional and friendly relationship between the two countries is studied in 5 periods. At each stage, the student gave some details about the context of the two countries' relations and the cooperation results that achieved in the fields of politics - diplomacy, economics, trade - investment, defense - security, culture...
Furthermore, student provides the basic content of India's foreign policy towards Vietnam from 2019 to 2023 divided into each field of politics - diplomacy, economics, defense - security, science - technology, cultural exchange and people-to-people connection. On that basis, the author evaluates some of the main impacts of this policy on relations between the two countries and the development of Vietnam.
12. Practical applicability:The research results help to systematize the most basic issues related to foreign policy of one country in general and in India in specific, the development process of Vietnam - India relations; Adjusting India's foreign policy since Prime Minister Narendra Modi took charge as the Prime Minister of India for two consecutive terms from 2014 to 2023. In particular, the research has clearly analyzed the main impacts of this policy to Vietnam - India relations and the development of Vietnam, evaluating the positive and negative effects of the policy; make suggestions and recommendations. From there, the student draws out a number of issues that need attention for Vietnam. The research will also be a reference for students, graduate students and researchers on India, Vietnam - India relations.
13. Future research directions:In the future, the author will continue to research issues related to India's foreign policy during Prime Minister Modi's current term, regional development policies and strategies being initiated by India in the region (Act East policy, Indo-Pacific Oceans's Initiavtive) and the impact of these policies on Southeast Asia and Vietnam.
14. Published works related to the project:None.
