At the event (Source: VNA) Prague (VNA) - ChiefJudge of the Supreme People’s Court of Vietnam Nguyen Hoa Binh held talks withhis Czech counterpart Pavel Samal during his ongoing visit to the Republic of Czech from March 21-24.
The chief judges discussed the operation,organisational structure and trial experiences of the two courts. They agreed to boost cooperationin exchanging high-level delegations, training judge and sharing trial experience as well as information related to dealing with cases involved overseasVietnamese people in the Czech Republic and Czech businessmen in Vietnam.
Both shared a view that the cooperation between the two supreme courts play an important role in mutual judicial assistance,contributing to the friendship and multi-faceted cooperation between Vietnam and the Czech Republic.
During his trip, Binh visitedthe Embassy of Vietnam and overseas Vietnamese community in the Czech Republicand briefed them about the home nation’s situation.
He highlighted the agreement onjudicial assistance in criminal matters signed between the two nations, sayingthat the document laid a legal foundation for the two sides’ collaboration insettling down criminal cases.
Together with the increase incitizen exchanges, investment and socio-economic development activities, thetwo nations will review the agreement to see if any revisions needed, he said.-VNA
The chief judges discussed the operation,organisational structure and trial experiences of the two courts. They agreed to boost cooperationin exchanging high-level delegations, training judge and sharing trial experience as well as information related to dealing with cases involved overseasVietnamese people in the Czech Republic and Czech businessmen in Vietnam.
Both shared a view that the cooperation between the two supreme courts play an important role in mutual judicial assistance,contributing to the friendship and multi-faceted cooperation between Vietnam and the Czech Republic.
During his trip, Binh visitedthe Embassy of Vietnam and overseas Vietnamese community in the Czech Republicand briefed them about the home nation’s situation.
He highlighted the agreement onjudicial assistance in criminal matters signed between the two nations, sayingthat the document laid a legal foundation for the two sides’ collaboration insettling down criminal cases.
Together with the increase incitizen exchanges, investment and socio-economic development activities, thetwo nations will review the agreement to see if any revisions needed, he said.-VNA
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