Vietnam desires stronger ties with China’s Guangdong province
VOV.VN - Politburo member, Secretary of the Party Central Committee and head of the committee’s Commission for Information and Education Nguyen Trong Nghia met with Politburo member and Secretary of the Party Committee of China’s Guangdong province Huang Kunming on June 14 as part of the former’s working visit to China from June 11 to 15.
At the meeting, the Vietnamese official showed his impression on the dynamic and comprehensive development of the Chinese locality in all areas, particularly economy.
Guangdong has strong economic and trade cooperation with Vietnam, and suggested both sides step up communications work on the sound friendship, neighbourliness and comprehensive cooperation between the two Parties and States as well as between Vietnamese ministries, sectors and localities with Guangdong, Nghia told his host.
He voiced his hope that the two sides will support and facilitate trade-investment-tourism promotion activities of Vietnamese localities, organisations and companies in Guangdong, the introduction of the Vietnamese culture and arts to Guangdong people, and people-to-people exchange and cooperation between media agencies and publishing houses of the two sides, thus creating firmer foundation for bilateral ties moving forward.
Huang, for his part, hailed the development of the Vietnam – China relations as well as positive results in the economic, trade, investment and tourism cooperation between Vietnam and Guangdong in particular. He emphasized that he supports and incentivizes local firms to intensify investment in Vietnam while facilitating Vietnamese investment and business in the locality.
Guangdong always pays attention to preserving the relic sites connected to President Ho Chi Minh and Vietnamese revolutionaries in the locality, particularly the Vietnamese Revolutionary Youth League relic site and the grave of Martyr Pham Hong Thai.
Nghia paid tribute to Martyr Pham Hong Thai at his tomb and visited the Vietnamese Revolutionary Youth League relic site on June 15.
Earlier, he had a working session with the Nanfang Media Group, the largest multi-media agency of Guangdong province.
