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Hanoi seeks stronger partnership with Denmark, New Zealand

Chairman of the Hanoi People’s Committee Tran Sy Thanh on September 21 hosted separate receptions for Ambassador of Denmark Nicolai Prytz and Ambassador of New Zealand Tredene Cherie.
Hanoi seeks stronger partnership with Denmark, New Zealand ảnh 1Chairman of the Hanoi People’s Committee Tran Sy Thanh (R) receives Ambassador of Denmark Nicolai Prytz (Photo: hanoimoi.com.vn)
Hanoi (VNA) – Chairman of the Hanoi People’s Committee Tran Sy Thanhon September 21 hosted separate receptions for Ambassador ofDenmark Nicolai Prytz and Ambassador of New Zealand Tredene Cherie. 

Speaking to the Danish diplomat, Thanh said Hanoi will back the embassy in organising activities to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Vietnam-Denmark diplomatic relations this year.

The city leader said Hanoi aims to become a green,civilised and modern city, expressing his hope for Denmark’s support in thework.

He affirmed that Hanoi always keeps it door open wide forinvestors and experts from Denmark, and said he hopes the two sides willcontinue to promote partnership in investment and business to tap theircooperation potential.

Ambassador Prytz said that in November, Danish Cown Prince Frederikwill make a visit to Vietnam, accompanied by representatives of a number ofbusinesses. Meanwhile, many cultural exchange activities will be held to markthe 50th anniversary of the Vietnam-Denmark diplomatic relations, hesaid.

He expressed his hope that in the future, the two sides willbeef up cooperation in areas of Denmark’s strengths such as culture, technologyand education.

Receiving Ambassador Tredene Cherie, Thanh expressed his delightat the growing relationship between Hanoi and New Zealand localities as well asbetween the two countries. Agricultural products from New Zealand are popularin the Hanoi market, he noted.

Hanoi seeks stronger partnership with Denmark, New Zealand ảnh 2Chairman of the Hanoi People’s Committee Tran Sy Thanh (R) receives Ambassador of New Zealand Tredene Cherie (Photo: hanoimoi.com.vn)
Holding that the bilateral partnership has yet to match theirpotential, Thanh said he hopes Ambassador Cherie will help promote ties betweenthe two countries as well as the two capitals to a new height.

Hanoi is always ready to welcome New Zealand businesses seeking partners and investment opportunities in the city, he stated.

For her part, Ambassador Cherie thanked Hanoi for supporting the New Zealand community in Vietnam.

Highlighting Vietnam’s potential in agriculture, she saidthat one of the focuses in the New Zealand-Vietnam cooperation in the futurewill be agriculture.

Meanwhile, New Zealand’s development aid will focus on supportingvulnerable communities, with a project to build green spaces for youngsters andchildren in Hoan Kiem district to help them overcome some health problems afterthe COVID-19 pandemic, she added./.
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