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Vietnam’s Ambassador to Ukraine honoured by World Jurist Alliance

Vietnamese Ambassador to Ukraine Nguyen Anh Tuan has been granted with the Order of the Rule of Law and Justice by the Kiev-based World Jurist Alliance (WJA) in recognition of his contributions to the two countries’ relations and the development of Ukraine.
Vietnam’s Ambassador to Ukraine honoured by World Jurist Alliance ảnh 1Vietnamese Ambassador to Ukraine Nguyen Anh Tuan (R) was granted with the Order of the Rule of Law and Justice by the Kiev-based World Jurist Alliance on October 2 (Photo: VNA)

Moscow (VNA) – Vietnamese Ambassador to UkraineNguyen Anh Tuan has been granted with the Order of the Rule of Law and Justiceby the Kiev-based World Jurist Alliance (WJA) in recognition of hiscontributions to the two countries’ relations and the development of Ukraine.

This Order is the noblest decoration of the WJAto honour those greatly contributing to Ukraine’s development.

At the presentation ceremony on October 2 inKiev, Ambassador Tuan expressed his honour to receive the Order and thanked theWJA for its efforts to enhance bilateral connections between Vietnam andUkraine.

He voiced his hope that relations between thetwo countries, as well as between the Vietnamese Embassy and the WJA, will bestrengthened for the sake of peace, stability, equality and prosperity in theworld, including Vietnam and Ukraine.

Founded in September 1990, the WJA gathersUkrainian lawyers working in the country and around the globe. It aims topromote Ukraine on the path to become a democratic nation and a law-ruled statecomplying with the principles of public and private international law. It alsoproposes solutions to legal and humanitarian issues in the country and the world.–VNA
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