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Relationship Restoration Policy

There is no single definition of Relationship Restoration Policy, but it seems to be related to the idea of restorative practices or restorative justice, which are ways of repairing or improving relationships that have been harmed by conflict, violence, or injustice.

For example, leaving the G20 summit in New Delhi, President Joe Biden arrived in Hanoi, Vietnam, on Sunday afternoon of 10 September 2023. A visit to Vietnam is something that every US president has been doing since 1995. It is a policy to restore relations after the two countries went through the most bitter pages of history together through the "Vietnam War". In addition to strengthening ties, Vietnam could also have many geopolitical and economic benefits in the current context of increasing competition between the United States and China.







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