Thang Long - Hanoi

NA Chairman wraps up UK visit
10/12/2011 | 20:48:00
EMAIL PRINT Bookmark and Share SHARE CỠ CHỮ A A A
National Assembly Chairman Nguyen Sinh Hung and a high-ranking delegation of the Vietnamese NA left London for Hanoi on Dec. 10, concluding a three-day official visit to the UK.

Before leaving, NA Chairman Hung laid a wreath at the Memorial to Uncle Ho in London .

One day earlier, the Vietnamese top legislator and Prince Andrew, the Duke of York, co-chaired a Vietnam-UK business forum which attracted more than 300 businesses from both countries.

Addressing the forum, NA Chairman Hung stressed that the forum aimed to strengthen cooperation between the two countries’ businesses in all aspects, especially economics, trade, culture and education.

He said that Vietnam is completing its market economic institution with the focus on creating an equal environment for competition; boosting administrative reforms and human resource development in combination with scientific and technological application; and building synchronous infrastructure, especially for transport system and in urban areas.

In addition, the country is also focusing on maintaining a high economic growth and ensuring social welfares, he added.

These are necessary conditions for consolidating and strengthening the strategic partnership with the UK , he noted.

Hung affirmed that the Vietnamese NA will always prioritise the establishment of a legal framework that provides the best conditions for UK businesses while investing in Vietnam , not only in economics and trade but also in culture, education, health, and science and technology.

He expressed his belief that on the foundation of the Vietnam-UK Strategic Partnership as well as the potential of each nation, the support and high determination of the two countries’ leaders, the Vietnam-UK friendship will further develop in the future.

Vietnamese and UK businesses will get more chances to increase import-export turnovers and step up investment activities in the coming time, he noted.

Sharing Chairman Hung’s view, Prince Andrew said he was pleased with the participation of a large number of Vietnamese and UK businesses in the forum, considering it vivid evidence of the Strategic Partnership between the two countries.

He expressed his wish that through the forum, the two countries’ businesses will reach more cooperative agreements, thus contributing to consolidating and fostering the friendship between the UK and Vietnam . /.
COMMENTS
Your comments will be likely edited before publishing
Fullname
(*)  
Email
(*) 
Content
(*)
   
UNESCO recognises Buddhist woodblocks
Woodblocks printed with Buddhist Sutras was officially listed as world heritage by UNESCO on May 16.
European literature celebrated in Hanoi
The European Literature Day began in Hanoi on May 11.
Historic collection of books unveiled in Laos
A collection of books on the history of VN and Laos’ special relationship made public in Vientiane on May 10.
Vietnam to grow at 5.8 pct in 2012
ESCAP forecasts Vietnam will grow at a rate of 5.8 pct in 2012.
Nation to launch second satellite
Vietnam will send its second satellite into orbit on May 16.
Vietnam attends 2012 Vesak Day at UN
Ambassador Pham Vinh Quang attended the 2012 Vesak Day celebrations in New York on May 7.
Party Central Committee convenes fifth meeting
The Vietnam's Party Central Committee convened the fifth meeting in Hanoi on May 7.
Party General Secretary continues voter-meeting round
Party leader Nguyen Phu Trong met with voters in Tay Ho district on May 5.

EMAIL PRINT Bookmark and Share SHARE CỠ CHỮ A A A
Partners: