NA Vice Chairman wraps up US visit
The Vietnamese National Assembly (NA) will continue providing support for Vietnam’s overseas representative offices, affirmed NA Vice Chairman Do Ba Ty while talking to Vietnamese officials who are working in New York.
NA Vice Chairman Do Ba Ty (R) meets US friends who have supported Vietnam in its past struggle for national liberation and current nation building cause (Source: VNA)New York (VNA) – The Vietnamese National Assembly (NA) will continue providing support for Vietnam’s overseas representative offices, affirmed NA Vice Chairman Do Ba Ty while talking to Vietnamese officials who are working in New York.
Ty asked Vietnamese representative offices to update and study the host country’s commercial policies to submit appropriate response to the legislature.
He met officials of the Vietnamese permanent mission to the United Nations and Vietnam’s representative offices, as well as correspondents of Vietnam News Agency and Vietnam Television in New York during his working visit to the city from July 26-27.
Meeting several US friends, Ty recalled important milestones in the relations between Vietnam and the US.
US friends, in turn, made proposals helping Vietnam carry out strategies related to the bilateral ties.
The NA Vice Chairman paid a working tour to the US from July 21-27.-VNA
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