Vietnamese Ambassador to Russia Ngo Duc Manh visited Ulyanovsk Oblast, Russia from October 21 – 23 to seek enhanced ties between the region and Vietnam.
Many foreign leaders, officials and international friends have shared in the grief of the Vietnamese people over the passing of President Tran Dai Quang, and expressed their respect for the Vietnamese leader.
Vietnam always takes the Russian Federation as a top priority partner in its foreign policy, and wishes to further push up and deepen the bilateral relations of cooperation in all fields on the basis of mutual trust and for the benefit of the two peoples.
St. Petersburg city authority on May 17 held a ceremony to celebrate the 95th anniversary of President Ho Chi Minh’s first visit to Russia (June 30, 1923-2018).
The 4th “Vietnam Day” programme was held in the Moscow State Institute of International Relations University (MGIMO) on April 5, showcasing Vietnamese culture and food to Russian friends.
The year 2017 marks an important milestone in the development of cooperation between Russia and Vietnam in politics, economy, technology, military and humanitarian affairs, said Aleksey Popov, Russian Consul General in Ho Chi Minh City.
The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Economic Leaders Meeting and the role of the host Vietnam has attracted attention from the public in many countries, including Russia.
The Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS)’ Far East Division held a press conference and a roundtable discussion on Vietnam-Russia relations in Moscow on June 26.
The Vietnamese Embassy in Moscow and the overseas Vietnamese community
in Russia celebrated the 65th anniversary of Vietnam-Russia diplomatic
ties and the Lunar New Year at a ceremony on February 2.
Leaders of Vietnam and Russia have exchanged greetings on the
occasion of the 65th anniversary of the two countries’ diplomatic ties
(January 30, 1950-2015).
The Far Eastern Institute’s Vietnam-ASEAN Research Centre of the Russian
Academy of Sciences (RAN) held a ceremony on January 22 to introduce a
book called “From Both Sides: Russia-Vietnam Ties, Past and Present” in
Moscow.
The Russian Centre for ASEAN and
Vietnamese Studies and the Russia-Vietnam Friendship Association on
April 8 jointly held a conference on Vietnamese studies and
Russia-Vietnam relations.
