The “Vietnam Days in the Netherlands” kicked off in The Hague onSeptember 23 with the participation of Deputy Prime Minister Hoang TrungHai, who is currently on a working visit.
Addressing the event, the Deputy PM stressed the importance of the twocountries’ bilateral relations, particularly since their strategicpartnership on climate change adaptation, water resource management,agriculture and food security was established.
He expressed his belief that the four-day event would help improve thetwo countries’ relationship, intensify mutual understanding betweentheir people and businesses, and boost connections between ministriesand localities.
After the opening ceremony,Vietnamese artists performed traditional and modern Vietnamese music aswell as Dutch songs, accompanied by traditional Vietnamese instruments.
Earlier, the Deputy PM met Amsterdam’s Mayor E.EVan der Laan who affirmed the city’s commitment to enhancingmulti-faceted cooperation with Vietnamese localities, Hanoi inparticular, on urban planning and management, infrastructure upgrades,trade, and education and training.
He took theoccasion to invite Vietnamese representatives to attend theInternational Water Week, scheduled for October 2015.
Deputy PM Hai said the Vietnamese Government always pays attention toboosting its comprehensive cooperation with the Netherlands andAmsterdam in particular.
He welcomed the Mayor’svisit to Hanoi in December, believing that it will contribute to therealisation of agreements signed by the two cities’ leaders ineducation, urban management, water supply, and waste treatment.-VNA
Addressing the event, the Deputy PM stressed the importance of the twocountries’ bilateral relations, particularly since their strategicpartnership on climate change adaptation, water resource management,agriculture and food security was established.
He expressed his belief that the four-day event would help improve thetwo countries’ relationship, intensify mutual understanding betweentheir people and businesses, and boost connections between ministriesand localities.
After the opening ceremony,Vietnamese artists performed traditional and modern Vietnamese music aswell as Dutch songs, accompanied by traditional Vietnamese instruments.
Earlier, the Deputy PM met Amsterdam’s Mayor E.EVan der Laan who affirmed the city’s commitment to enhancingmulti-faceted cooperation with Vietnamese localities, Hanoi inparticular, on urban planning and management, infrastructure upgrades,trade, and education and training.
He took theoccasion to invite Vietnamese representatives to attend theInternational Water Week, scheduled for October 2015.
Deputy PM Hai said the Vietnamese Government always pays attention toboosting its comprehensive cooperation with the Netherlands andAmsterdam in particular.
He welcomed the Mayor’svisit to Hanoi in December, believing that it will contribute to therealisation of agreements signed by the two cities’ leaders ineducation, urban management, water supply, and waste treatment.-VNA
