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Vietnam, Argentina enjoy fruitful relations

The Vietnam-Argentina traditional friendship and the strong development of bilateral cooperation over recent year were highlighted at an event marking the 41st anniversary diplomatic ties between the two countries in Buenos Aires on October 25.
The Vietnam-Argentina traditional friendship and the strongdevelopment of bilateral cooperation over recent year were highlightedat an event marking the 41st anniversary diplomatic ties between the twocountries in Buenos Aires on October 25.

The eventwas co-organised by the Argentinean parliamentarians’ friendship groupwith Vietnam (GPAV), the Argentina-Vietnam Cultural Institute (ICAV) andthe Vietnamese Embassy in Argentina.

Speakers atthe event emphasised that parliamentary and people-to-people diplomacyand cultural exchange have contributed greatly to enhancing the mutualunderstanding and friendship and cooperation between the two nations.

On the occasion, more than 30 primary pupils from Santisimo SacramentoSchool drew their own pictures on Vietnam-Argentina relations. Thesepictures will be presented to Trong Diem School in Ha Long City,northern Quang Ninh province, during the upcoming visit to Vietnam byICAV Chairperson Poldi Sosa.

Additionally, a talk on Vietnam’sachievements in the renewal process and its geo-strategic position wasalso co-held by the Vietnamese Embassy in coordination with ICAV andAsiaTV on October 23 as part of activities to mark the day in thecountry./.
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