Vietnam–Switzerland ties steadily advancing: Diplomat
Since the start of Vietnam-Switzerland diplomatic relations in 1971, bilateral ties have grown stronger and stronger, with development and economic cooperation serving as the primary engine.
Since the start of Vietnam-Switzerland diplomatic relations in 1971, bilateral ties have grown stronger and stronger, with development and economic cooperation serving as the primary engine.
National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man’s official visit underscored the importance of parliamentary diplomacy in serving the interests of the two countries' people, deepening Vietnam–Morocco ties, and contributing to peace, cooperation, and development regionally and globally.
The trip by National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man aims to strengthen and further develop the friendly and mutually beneficiary relations between Vietnam and Senegal, Morocco, and Switzerland, deepen cooperation between Vietnam and the African and European regions, and diversify Vietnam’s economic and trade partnerships.
The top Vietnamese legislator will deliver remarks at the plenary session of the sixth World Conference of Speakers of Parliament, and conduct bilateral meetings with the IPU President and Secretary General, along with parliamentary leaders from multiple nations.
NA Chairman Tran Thanh Man’s trip to Switzerland, Senegal and Morocco is expected to leave positive impressions of Vietnam and its parliament’s active role, position, and substantive contributions to addressing global issues
Deputy Foreign Minister Dang Hoang Giang said he hopes National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man's upcoming trip will achieve substantive results, especially in trade, investment, agriculture, sustainable development, and innovation, and create a premise to deepen bilateral relations between Vietnam and the three countries.
The top legislator will attend the Sixth World Conference of Speakers of Parliament in Switzerland, engage in bilateral activities there, and pay official visits to Morocco and Senegal from July 22 to 30.