Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung left the Haitian capital Port-au-Princecapital on March 29 (Vietnam time), concluding the last leg of anoverseas tour which previously took him to the Netherlands and Cuba.
At the third nuclear security summit in the Netherlands, aVietnamese delegation led by PM Dung attended seven plenary sessions andrecommended eight out of the 15 initiatives at conferences discussingnuclear information security, and the establishment of training andsupport centres, among others.
The leader showed his strongwill, sense of responsibility and insightful viewpoints which werehighly acclaimed by world leaders.
His activities not onlytightened mutual understanding and political trust but also propelledlinks between Vietnam and countries around the world, particularly incore and emerging issues concerning national and global interests.
Following the success of the second nuclear security summit in theRepublic of Korea in 2012, his presence once again greatly impressed theinternational community, with Vietnam hailed by many as a responsiblemember which has proactively contributed to common global efforts tominimise risks to nuclear security and safety.
His bilateralmeetings have helped improve Vietnam’s role, prestige and status in theinternational arena, stepping up its win-win partnership with othernations on the road to integrating into the global economy.
Atthe talks with President of the Cuban State Council and Council ofMinisters Raul Castro Ruz, both sides reaffirmed their determination todeepen fraternal solidarity, traditional friendship and comprehensivecooperation between Vietnam and Cuba.
They reached consensuson bolstering two-way ties in fields of their strength such as trade,agriculture, electronics-telecommunications, energy, health care andbio-technology.
At working sessions with other Cuban leaders,both sides stressed the importance of strengthening consultations andpartnership between the two Parties, Governments and peoples, with apriority given to economic connections.
While in Haiti, PMDung held talks with his counterpart Laurent Salvador Lamothe, duringwhich they underscored the need to develop economic and cultural ties toa level that matches their potential and expectations.
Bothnations will facilitate consultations on regional and global issueswhile working closely at multilateral forums. They will assist eachother to further strengthen bonds between Haiti and the East Asia, andbetween Vietnam and the Latin America – Caribbean.
The two sides pledged to nurture two-way trade and investment on the basis of equality and mutual benefit.
The two PMs later signed the Vietnam – Haiti joint statement andwitnessed the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding on joint energyactivities.-VNA
At the third nuclear security summit in the Netherlands, aVietnamese delegation led by PM Dung attended seven plenary sessions andrecommended eight out of the 15 initiatives at conferences discussingnuclear information security, and the establishment of training andsupport centres, among others.
The leader showed his strongwill, sense of responsibility and insightful viewpoints which werehighly acclaimed by world leaders.
His activities not onlytightened mutual understanding and political trust but also propelledlinks between Vietnam and countries around the world, particularly incore and emerging issues concerning national and global interests.
Following the success of the second nuclear security summit in theRepublic of Korea in 2012, his presence once again greatly impressed theinternational community, with Vietnam hailed by many as a responsiblemember which has proactively contributed to common global efforts tominimise risks to nuclear security and safety.
His bilateralmeetings have helped improve Vietnam’s role, prestige and status in theinternational arena, stepping up its win-win partnership with othernations on the road to integrating into the global economy.
Atthe talks with President of the Cuban State Council and Council ofMinisters Raul Castro Ruz, both sides reaffirmed their determination todeepen fraternal solidarity, traditional friendship and comprehensivecooperation between Vietnam and Cuba.
They reached consensuson bolstering two-way ties in fields of their strength such as trade,agriculture, electronics-telecommunications, energy, health care andbio-technology.
At working sessions with other Cuban leaders,both sides stressed the importance of strengthening consultations andpartnership between the two Parties, Governments and peoples, with apriority given to economic connections.
While in Haiti, PMDung held talks with his counterpart Laurent Salvador Lamothe, duringwhich they underscored the need to develop economic and cultural ties toa level that matches their potential and expectations.
Bothnations will facilitate consultations on regional and global issueswhile working closely at multilateral forums. They will assist eachother to further strengthen bonds between Haiti and the East Asia, andbetween Vietnam and the Latin America – Caribbean.
The two sides pledged to nurture two-way trade and investment on the basis of equality and mutual benefit.
The two PMs later signed the Vietnam – Haiti joint statement andwitnessed the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding on joint energyactivities.-VNA
