People-to-people diplomacy helps bolster Vietnam-India friendship

The people-to-people diplomatic activities, especially the Vietnam-India friendship festival, have helped bolster friendship between Vietnam and India.
People-to-people diplomacy helps bolster Vietnam-India friendship ảnh 1 Indian Society for Cultural Cooperation and Friendship delegation takes a picture with leaders of the Vietnam-India Friendship Association (Source: http://baoquocte.vn)

Hanoi(VNA) – The people-to-people diplomatic activities, especially the Vietnam-Indiafriendship festival, have helped bolster friendship between Vietnam and India,said Vice President of the Vietnam-India Friendship Association Ha Minh Hue.

Hue was hosting adelegation from the Indian Society for Cultural Cooperation and Friendship ledby its Vice President Pujari Gobardhan in Hanoi on January 25.

He held that thepromotion of the Vietnam-India to comprehensive strategic partnership hasfacilitated the friendship, cooperation and people-to-people diplomaticactivities between the two sides.

The Vietnam-IndiaFriendship Association has paid much attention to expand friendship andcollaboration with India, while maintaining sound relations with the IndianEmbassy in Vietnam, and coordinate with the Indian side in organising people-to-peoplediplomatic activities, thus strengthening friendship and mutual understandingbetween the two peoples, he said.

For his part, PujariGorbardhan pledged that his organisation will continue assisting Vietnam duringits national construction and defence, showing his belief that theVietnam-India friendship will continue to thrive.

Within the frameworkof the Indian delegation from January 24-27, they will visit Ninh Binh andQuang Ninh provinces to work with the Vietnam-India Friendship Associations ofthe localities on expanding exchanges and cooperation between the two sides.-VNA
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