Deputy PM Minh hailed the expanded Vietnam – Cuba special solidarity and cooperation across politics, economics-trade, defence-security, and external diplomacy. Despite numerous difficulties, Vietnam is always ready support Cuba in its national development and efforts to deal with the consequences of recent disasters, Minh told his guest. He suggested both sides should elevate economics and trade ties to be on a par with their political relations and congratulated Cuba on its 59th Revolution Day (January 1). Lianys Torres Rivera, in turn showed her delight at her working tenure in Vietnam and pledged her great efforts to deepening the bilateral relations in the future. The Cuban diplomat also thanked the Vietnamese Party, Government and people for their valuable support for her nation.
At the reception, both sides highlighted the fact that Vietnam and Cuba have bonded over special relations laid by President Ho Chi Minh and the late Cuban leader Fidel Castro which has been nurtured by generations of leaders and people from both nations. They agreed that achievement in bilateral tie was also based on firm background of sound good traditional relation between the two capitals of Hanoi and Havana. Chairman of the Hanoi People’s Committee Nguyen Duc Chung met new Cuban Ambassador Lianys Torres Rivera. The Cuban Ambassador paid gratitude to Hanoi government’s support for embassy connecting the two countries through high-level…... [read more]
He voiced hopes Cuba’s newly-accredited Ambassador to Vietnam will dedicate himself to ensuring ties between the two countries continue to thrive.Deputy PM Minh called on Ambassador Diaz to advance bilateral business and investment cooperation as expected by both sides.Ambassador Diaz pledged to deepen the special Vietnam-Cuba relationship so highly valued by the two nations’ respective leaders and peopleDeputy PM Minh also received incoming Indian Ambassador to Vietnam Preeti Saran on the same day. He reiterated Vietnam’s commitment to its strategic partnership with India and its support for India’s Look East policy. Deputy PM Minh said Vietnam is eager to see…... [read more]
Hemade the statement during his November 28 meeting with newly appointedCuban Ambassador to the country Herminio Lopez Diaz in Hanoi. PM Dung appreciated Cuba’s precious support to Vietnam during itsstruggle for national liberation and current development as well. He urged the ambassador to connect the two countries’ ministries andsectors in the effective implementation of reached agreements and inaccelerating new cooperative programmes with a particular attention toeconomics, trade and investment. The PM alsovoiced the need for regular visit exchanges between the twocountries, tapping potential in education, pharmaceuticals, and scienceand technology, expressing wishes that Vietnamese businesses intelecommunications and agriculture will be helped…... [read more]
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Pham Binh Minh has vowedall possible support for Brunei Ambassador Pengiran Sahari PengiranSalleh to fulfil his mission in Vietnam. At a reception inHanoi on August 22, Minh expressed his belief that the new ambassadorwill do his part to develop bilateral ties, especially in agriculture,trade, investment, labour, education, the opening of the Brunei – Ho ChiMinh air route, and at regional and global forums. The BruneiAmbassador, for his part, vowed to work closely with the ForeignMinistry and agencies concerned to enhance the efficiency of thebilateral partnership for the sake of both countries and their people.-VNA... [read more]
Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung welcomed new UK Ambassador to Vietnam Giles Lever during a reception in Hanoi on January 13The PM suggested facilitating bilateral political, economic, trade,and investment ties through exchanging visits, ultimately increasingtrade between the two nations. He expressed hope that Leverwill work closely with the Vietnamese and UK authorities to fostercooperation across education, health care, and national defence andsecurity. PM Dung believes the ambassador will contribute positively to the strategic partnership between the two nations. Lever, for his part, assured his host that the UK is interested inextending its partnership with Vietnam further, with a focus oninvestment,…... [read more]
