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NZ Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern warmly welcomed in Hanoi

Monday, 16:24, 14/11/2022

VOV.VN - Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on November 14 held a welcoming ceremony for New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern who arrived in Hanoi on the same day for a four-day official visit to Vietnam.

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Jacinda Ardern begins a four-day official visit to Vietnam on November 14 at the invitation of the Vietnamese PM.
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The visit is expected to enhance the Vietnam – New Zealand cooperation in various fields, especially in economics, trade and investment. In the photo, the welcoming ceremony for the NZ leader takes place at the presidential place in Hanoi.
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Both Chinh and Ardern review the guard of honour
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Shortly after the ceremony, the two PM took a walk to the Government Office for high-level talks.
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This is Ardern’s first visit to Vietnam. The two PMs pose for a photo ahead of their talks.
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During the talks, the two PMs exchange views on measures to strengthen the Vietnam-New Zealand strategic partnership.
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Vietnam and New Zealand officially established diplomatic relations on June 19, 1975, and they lifted their relationship to a level of comprehensive partnership in 2009 and then strategic partnership in 2020. They also sign an action programme to implement the strategic partnership for 2021-2024.
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New Zealand always attaches importance to relations with Vietnam, considering the Southeast Asian nation an important factor in its foreign policy for the Asia-Pacific region.
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Vietnam is New Zealand’s 16th largest trading partner, with two-way trade turnover increasing 13.6% in the first nine months of 2022 to US$1.1 billion.
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Ardern says besides diplomacy, New Zealand wants to boost economic cooperation with Vietnam – an increasingly key and fast growing market.
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Ardern’s visit is expected to give fresh impetus to elevating bilateral partnership to new heights.

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