Political parties of Russia, India, Japan congratulate 13th National Party Congress

Political parties of Russia, India and Japan have sent congratulatory letters to Vietnam on the occasion of the ongoing 13th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV).
Political parties of Russia, India, Japan congratulate 13th National Party Congress ảnh 1The 13th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam has 1,587 delegates representing over 5.1 million Party members nationwide (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – Political parties of Russia, India and Japan havesent congratulatory letters to Vietnam on the occasion of the ongoing 13th National Congress of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV).

In its message, the United Russia Party said that the 13th congress is not only an important milestone in Vietnam’s Party and Statebuilding cause, but also lays a foundation to continue developing the country’seconomy, consolidating political stability and expanding internationalrelations, for happiness and prosperity of Vietnamese people.

The effective cooperation between the United Russia Partyand the CPV will continue to develop, contributing to fostering theVietnam-Russia comprehensive strategic partnership, it added.

In its greeting letter, A Just Russia party also affirmedthat the 13th congress is an extremely important event for the CPVand the Vietnamese people.

The reliable partnership between Vietnam and Russia, whichhas been nurtured by generations of leaders and peoples of the two countries andchallenged through years, is a valuable asset that needs to be maintained anddeveloped.

The National People's Party of India affirmed in its messagethat the India-Vietnam relationship has been lifted to a new height, with bothcountries setting forth a common vision on peace and prosperity.

The India-Vietnam comprehensive strategic partnership is astep forward in this vision, the party said.

Meanwhile, through its congratulatory letter, the LiberalDemocratic Party of Japan (LDP) extended its gratitude to Party GeneralSecretary Nguyen Phu Trong and other Vietnamese leaders for their contributionsto strengthening friendship between the two countries as well as between theLDP and CPV.

Fostering the sustainable development of the two parties’relations will serve as a foundation for the two countries’ friendship as wellas the strong development of the Japan-Vietnam extensive strategic partnershipfor peace and prosperity in Asia, added the LDP./.
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