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Vietnamese, Mexican parties enhance ties

The Mexican Labour Party (PT) highly valued the recent development steps in its relations with the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) and wishes to step up cooperative ties with CPV in the time to come.
The Mexican Labour Party (PT) highly valued the recent development stepsin its relations with the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) and wishesto step up cooperative ties with CPV in the time to come.

General Secretary of PT Alberto Anaya Gutierrez made the statementwhile receiving Bui The Duc, Deputy Chief of the CPV Central Committee’sPopularisation and Education Commission in Mexico on Oct.14. Duc isleading a delegation to the third World Congress and the 11 thInternational Meeting on Pre-School Education in Mexico .

Bui The Duc spoke highly the effective support of PT in promoting theimages of Vietnam and its people in Mexico and Latin America, PT’sassistances to Vietnamese Agent Orange/dioxin victims and its provisionof foreign language and journalism skill training to Vietnam NewsAgency’s reporters in Mexico.

On the occasion,Pedro Vazquez, Politburo member of PT and Head of the Mexico-VietnamFriendship Parliamentarians Group (MVFPG) met with the Vietnamesedelegation.

Vazquez informed and discussed with thedelegation on MVFPG’s activities in the time to come to promoteVietnam ’s image in the country, contributing to strengthening thefriendship and cooperation between the two parties and countries./.
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