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Party mass mobilisation delegation visits US

A delegation of the Party Central Committee’s Commission for Mass Mobilisation led by its deputy head Nguyen Duy Viet paid a working visit to the US from May 10-14.
A delegation of the Party Central Committee’s Commission for MassMobilisation led by its deputy head Nguyen Duy Viet paid a working visitto the US from May 10-14.

During its stay inthe US, the delegation had working sessions with the US Government’sagencies, the Special Assistant to President Barack Obama and theAssistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs.

They also met with a number of US scholars and the Vietnamese community in the US .

According to Viet, many overseas Vietnamese (OVs) appreciatedResolution 36 on the overseas Vietnamese community. They also asked theVietnamese government to continue creating favourable conditions for OVsto visit or seek business opportunities in the home country.

The official also said there are many things Vietnam can learn fromthe US in the process of enhancing democracy, promoting people’s rightto mastery and building mechanisms to bring into full play themonitoring and social criticism role of the people and organisations.-VNA
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