The Bulgarian Socialist Party (BSP) will continue striving for the sakeof the bilateral ties, its Chairman Mikhail Mikov told Prime MinisterNguyen Tan Dung in Sofia, capital of Bulgaria on June 6.
He also expressed his delight at the dynamic development of bilateralties across various fields, especially between localities.
PM Nguyen Tan Dung, for his part, believed that the BSP will keep playing a significant role in Bulgarian political life.
He hoped that Mikov, in his role as leader of the left-wingparliamentarians’ group, will do his constructive parts in diversecooperation between the two countries and push for the EuropeanParliament’s early approval of the Vietnam – EU Framework Agreement onComprehensive Partnership and Cooperation and the signing of a Vietnam –EU Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA), and recognition of Vietnam as a marketeconomy at the end of the EVFTA negotiations.
Before leaving Bulgaria for Vietnam the same day, the Vietnamese leaderalso met overseas Vietnamese community and embassy staff there.-VNA
He also expressed his delight at the dynamic development of bilateralties across various fields, especially between localities.
PM Nguyen Tan Dung, for his part, believed that the BSP will keep playing a significant role in Bulgarian political life.
He hoped that Mikov, in his role as leader of the left-wingparliamentarians’ group, will do his constructive parts in diversecooperation between the two countries and push for the EuropeanParliament’s early approval of the Vietnam – EU Framework Agreement onComprehensive Partnership and Cooperation and the signing of a Vietnam –EU Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA), and recognition of Vietnam as a marketeconomy at the end of the EVFTA negotiations.
Before leaving Bulgaria for Vietnam the same day, the Vietnamese leaderalso met overseas Vietnamese community and embassy staff there.-VNA
