Hai led a delegation from the Vietnamese Embassy in Mexico to a working session with the friendship group on March 11 to sign and adopt its activity agenda, designed to enhance parliamentary diplomacy and foster closer bilateral cooperation.

The ambassador noted that Vietnam is preparing for the election of deputies to the National Assembly and People’s Councils at all levels for the 2026–2031 term, proposing stronger parliamentary exchanges in the coming period, including a visit to Vietnam by members of the Mexico–Vietnam Parliamentary Friendship Group after the new National Assembly begins operation.

He also called on the group to continue acting as a bridge between the two legislatures by promoting policy dialogue and sharing legislative experience.

The newly adopted agenda prioritises expanding delegation exchanges, strengthening legislative cooperation, and advancing joint initiatives in politics, economy, education, culture, health care and people-to-people exchanges.

At the meeting, Ana Karina Rojo Pimentel, Chair of the Mexican Chamber of Deputies’ Welfare Committee and head of the Mexico–Vietnam Parliamentary Friendship Group, reaffirmed the group’s commitment to effectively implementing the agreed agenda, contributing to the sustainable development of bilateral relations.

Both sides also agreed to enhance business connectivity and organise seminars and economic forums to better tap cooperation potential, particularly in trade, investment, education, science and technology, and people-to-people exchanges.

Mexico, Vietnam mark 50 years of ties with new momentum for health cooperation

VOV.VN - Deputy Minister Do Xuan Tuyen led a Ministry of Health delegation to Mexico from November 23-27, marking a key event in a string of activities celebrating the 50th anniversary of both nations’ diplomatic ties (1975-2025) as part of Vietnam’s 2025 external relations program.