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Vietnam sends new ambassador to Palestine

Vietnamese Ambassador to Egypt and Palestine Nguyen Huy Dung presented his credentials to Palestine’s President Mahmoud Abbas in an online ceremony held at the Palestinian Embassy in Cairo on June 25.
Vietnam sends new ambassador to Palestine ảnh 1Vietnamese Ambassador to Egypt and Palestine Nguyen Huy Dung (Photo: VNA)
Cairo (VNA) – Vietnamese Ambassador to Egypt and PalestineNguyen Huy Dung presented his credentials to Palestine’s President MahmoudAbbas in an online ceremony held at the Palestinian Embassy in Cairo onJune 25.

Expressing his honour to become the Vietnamese Ambassador toPalestine, Ambassador Dung pledged to work hard to contribute to reinforcingand developing the traditional friendship between Vietnam and Palestine.

He extended the regards of President Vo Van Thuong andsenior leaders of Vietnam to President Mahmoud Abbas, and briefed thePalestinian President on socio-economic achievements as well as outstandingresults that Vietnam has gained over more than 35 years implementing the “Doimoi” (Renewal) scheme.

The diplomat affirmed that Vietnam always supports the just causeas well as efforts to promote peace and development of Palestinian people.

President Mahmoud Abbashighlighted the strong friendship between the two countries, and showed his admiration for Vietnam's development achievements andwish to further develop the traditional friendship with Vietnam.

On behalf of President Abbas, Palestinian Ambassador to Cairo Diab Allouhreceived the credentials from Ambassador Dung.

Vietnam recognised the Palestine State and set up diplomatic relations with Palestineon November 19, 1988./.
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