Vietnamese, Chinese Party inspection commissions step up collaboration

Hanoi (VNA) – Head of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee’s Inspection
Commission Tran Cam Tu held phone talks with Secretary of the Communist Party
of China Central Committee’s Commission for Discipline Inspection Zhao Leji on September 7.
Both sides shared the view that ties between
the two Parties and nations have kept growing with high-level meetings maintained regularly in flexible forms. Exchanges between ministries, agencies and localities have been promoted, contributing
to consolidating political trust. Bilateral economic and trade ties have also
improved, along with increasing mutual support in the fight against COVID-19 pandemic.
Tu expressed a wish to continue maintaining regular
high-level exchanges between the two Parties and countries in flexible forms, improving the
efficiency of cooperation mechanisms between the two Parties, sharing
experience and working closely together in fighting the pandemic, as well as
maintaining a peaceful environment conductive to each side’s development, and
properly settling differences, including issues at sea, by peaceful means in line
with international law.

About ties between the two commissions, Tu
suggested the Chinese side assist Vietnam in intensive training on inspection, corruption
prevention and control in various forms and at appropriate level.
Zhao, for his part, hailed the Vietnamese
Party and State for their results in Party inspection, supervision and
discipline, the fight against corruption over the past years, and especially
efforts in combating COVID-19.
The two sides agreed to work closely together
and exert greater efforts to effectively carry out agreements reached by the senior leaders of the two Parties and States, towards continuing to carry forward the Vietnam-China comprehensive
strategic cooperative partnership in a healthy, stable and sustainable manner,
for the long-term benefits of the two Parties, countries, sectors and
peoples./.