Senator Patrick Leahy, Senate Appropriations CommitteeVice Chairman, spoke highly of President Quang’s dedication to the developmentof Vietnam as well as the relations between the two nations.
Senator Cory Gardner, Chairman of the Senate's Foreign Relations Subcommittee on East Asia, the Pacific andInternational Cybersecurity, expressed his deep condolences and wishedthat the two sides will continue close cooperation for their friendship andprosperity.

US Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross stressed the role ofPresident Quang in strengthening and deepening the Vietnam-US ties, statingthat his department will always remember the legacies of the President tostrive for stronger bilateral relations.
Among mourners were also Co-Chairs of the Congressional APECCaucus Dave Reichert and Rick Larsen, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Asiaat the Department of Commerce Diane Farrell, as well as leaders ofseveral US companies and non-governmental organisations.
The officials appreciated President Tran DaiQuang’s contributions to the national construction and defence of Vietnam aswell as the improvement of the country’s position on the international arena.They vowed to continue contributing to further promoting the comprehensivepartnership between Vietnam and the US.
Present at the Vietnamese Embassy in the US, World Bank VicePresident Victoria Kwakwa extended her profound sympathies to the Party, Stateand people of Vietnam, stressing that President Quang had made greatcontributions to Vietnam during his career.
During September 26-27, crowds of Chilean and internationalfriends paid homage to the deceased President at the Vietnamese Embassy inChile.
They included President Guillermo Teillier Del Valle andGeneral Secretary Lautaro Carmona of the Communist Party of Chile; formerSenate President, former President of the Socialist Party of Chile, SenatorIsabell Allende Bussi; and President of the Chile-Vietnam Culture InstitutePatricia Arbazua.