Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong (R) and Secretary of CPC Central Committee (Source: VNA) Trong told his guest thatreciprocal visits by high-ranking Party and State leaders and increasedeconomic, trade and people-to-people exchange over the past years are vividmanifestation of the exemplary fraternal ties, traditional friendship,comprehensive cooperation and loyal solidarity between the two Parties, Statesand peoples.
The special relationship betweenthe two Parties and nations is an invaluable asset that is always maintained,protected, fostered and handed down to young generations, he said.
Jose Ramon Balaguer, who is inVietnam for the third theoretical seminar between the Communist Party ofVietnam (CPV) and CPC, expressed his belief that Vietnam will continue reapingmore successes in the implementation of resolutions adopted by the 12thNational Party Congress.
Informing the host of the seminarheld the same day, the Cuban guest spoke highly of the significance of theevent, especially in the context that Cuba is actively embarking on the policyof updating socio-economic development model.
At the seminar, Nguyen Van Nen,head of the Vietnamese delegation, and Jose Ramon Balaguer shared the view thatthe event affords both sides a chance to share experience in theoretical issuesand reality in the process of socialism building in each country.
Earlier the same day, the Cubanofficial met Politburo member, National Assembly Chairwoman Nguyen Thi KimNgan, who is former President of the Vietnam-Cuba Friendship Association (VCFA).
While in Vietnam, the CPCdelegation held working sessions with leaders of the CPV’s Commission forExternal Relations, Commission for Popularisation and Education, the Ho ChiMinh National Academy of Politics, the Communist Review, the VCFA and visitedseveral socio-economic establishments in Hanoi and the northern province ofVinh Phuc.-VNA
Informing the host of the seminarheld the same day, the Cuban guest spoke highly of the significance of theevent, especially in the context that Cuba is actively embarking on the policyof updating socio-economic development model.
At the seminar, Nguyen Van Nen,head of the Vietnamese delegation, and Jose Ramon Balaguer shared the view thatthe event affords both sides a chance to share experience in theoretical issuesand reality in the process of socialism building in each country.
Earlier the same day, the Cubanofficial met Politburo member, National Assembly Chairwoman Nguyen Thi KimNgan, who is former President of the Vietnam-Cuba Friendship Association (VCFA).
While in Vietnam, the CPCdelegation held working sessions with leaders of the CPV’s Commission forExternal Relations, Commission for Popularisation and Education, the Ho ChiMinh National Academy of Politics, the Communist Review, the VCFA and visitedseveral socio-economic establishments in Hanoi and the northern province ofVinh Phuc.-VNA
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