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Vietnam, Mexico strengthen cooperation

Mexico and Vietnam should share experience in socio-economic development considering their similarities, said Felix Castellanos, new President of the Mexican Institute for Friendship and Cooperation with Vietnam (IACMV).
Mexico and Vietnam should share experience in socio-economic developmentconsidering their similarities, said Felix Castellanos, new Presidentof the Mexican Institute for Friendship and Cooperation with Vietnam(IACMV).

Speaking at his installation inMexico City , Felix Castellanos emphasised the need to promote thenation of Vietnam to the Mexicans, particularly the Southeast Asiannation’s experiences in national defence and socio-economic development.He vowed to strengthen coordination with the Vietnamese Embassy inMexico with that objective in mind.

In additionto supporting Vietnam ’s national construction and defence, FelixCastellanos stressed his determination to expand bilateral cooperationin acupuncture and agriculture, especially rubber and tea growing.

He also hoped to accelerate the exchange of expertise and experiencein the fields of economics, trade, science and technology and tourism aswell as strike up a friendship between Mexico ’s Acapulco city andHa Long city of Vietnam .

Vietnamese Ambassadorto Mexico Le Thanh Tung affirmed continued support for the IACMV’sworking programme, which he said helped to raise mutual understandingbetween the two nations and make bilateral cooperation more effective.-VNA
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