RoK expects to build strategic partnership with VN
RoK wishes to
develop its partnership with Vietnam into a strategic
partnership, with a focus on cooperative relations between the two
parliaments.
The Republic of Korea (RoK) wishes to
further develop its reliable partnership with Vietnam into a strategic
partnership, with a focus on cooperative relations between the two
parliaments, said a RoK diplomat.
The RoK Ambassador to Vietnam, Im Hong-Jae, made this statement while meeting with the National Assembly Vice Chairwoman, Tong Thi Phong, in Hanoi on July 6.
Phong spoke highly of the role played by Hong-Jae over the past two years, saying that the ambassador has contributed greatly to the development of the bilateral relationship in general, and legislative ties in particular.
Progress in Vietnam-RoK relations has created a momentum for cooperation in economics, culture, education, security and national defence, the legislator said.
The two legislatures should work to create a legal framework and a high consensus for further expanding the Vietnam-RoK relationship in the years to come, Phong added.
The lawmaker stressed that the Vietnamese National Assembly has committed itself to implementing agreements it had signed with the RoK counterpart.
The RoK Ambassador to Vietnam, Im Hong-Jae, made this statement while meeting with the National Assembly Vice Chairwoman, Tong Thi Phong, in Hanoi on July 6.
Phong spoke highly of the role played by Hong-Jae over the past two years, saying that the ambassador has contributed greatly to the development of the bilateral relationship in general, and legislative ties in particular.
Progress in Vietnam-RoK relations has created a momentum for cooperation in economics, culture, education, security and national defence, the legislator said.
The two legislatures should work to create a legal framework and a high consensus for further expanding the Vietnam-RoK relationship in the years to come, Phong added.
The lawmaker stressed that the Vietnamese National Assembly has committed itself to implementing agreements it had signed with the RoK counterpart.