Dominican Republic works for stronger ties with Vietnam
President Leonel Fernandez of the
Dominican Republic has unveiled steps to promote ties with Vietnam as
the outcome of his recent meeting with Construction Minister Nguyen
Hong Quan, who is on a visit to the Caribbean country.
President Leonel Fernandez of the
Dominican Republic has unveiled steps to promote ties with Vietnam as
the outcome of his recent meeting with Construction Minister Nguyen
Hong Quan, who is on a visit to the Caribbean country.
Fernandez was quoted by the President Office’s Website on Oct. 28 as saying that the two countries would sign agreements on exchange of technology and education soon.
Efforts will be made to strengthen bilateral cooperation in trade, transport and energy, he added.
He also said the Dominican Republic will send a delegation to Vietnam to promote bilateral relations at the invitation of Construction Minister Nguyen Hong Quan.
Quan is leading a delegation of over 30 members, including a number of businesspeople, on a visit to the Caribbean republic from October 27.
Upon his arrival, he met Foreign Minister Carlos Morales Troncoso, who highlighted great potential of cooperation between the two countries, especially in economy, trade, culture and education./.
Fernandez was quoted by the President Office’s Website on Oct. 28 as saying that the two countries would sign agreements on exchange of technology and education soon.
Efforts will be made to strengthen bilateral cooperation in trade, transport and energy, he added.
He also said the Dominican Republic will send a delegation to Vietnam to promote bilateral relations at the invitation of Construction Minister Nguyen Hong Quan.
Quan is leading a delegation of over 30 members, including a number of businesspeople, on a visit to the Caribbean republic from October 27.
Upon his arrival, he met Foreign Minister Carlos Morales Troncoso, who highlighted great potential of cooperation between the two countries, especially in economy, trade, culture and education./.
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