State President Lương Cường welcomed foreign ambassadors from Greece, Colombia, Panama, and six non-resident nations, highlighting Vietnam’s commitment to strengthening bilateral relations. The discussions centered on enhancing economic and cultural cooperation while marking significant anniversaries in Vietnam’s developmental timeline. This reflects Vietnam’s proactive approach to international partnerships.
On March 17, State President Lương Cường held receptions in Hà Nội for several foreign ambassadors, including those from Greece, Colombia, and Panama, who presented their credentials to commence their diplomatic duties in Vietnam. The meetings served to reinforce bilateral relations and express Vietnam’s commitment to fostering international cooperation.
During his meeting with Greek Ambassador Antonios Papakostas, President Cường lauded Greece’s early ratification of the EU-Vietnam Investment Protection Agreement and highlighted the need for enhancing investment cooperation between the two nations. He urged the ambassador to facilitate stronger partnerships and sign agreements that would create a robust legal framework for trade.
President Cường also welcomed Colombian Ambassador Camila Maria Polo Flores, where he expressed confidence in her ability to strengthen Vietnam-Colombia relations, particularly ahead of the upcoming 50th anniversary of their diplomatic relations. He stressed the importance of collaboration in multilateral settings like the UN and expressed hopes for progress in cooperation areas such as clean energy and artificial intelligence.
Furthermore, the President greeted Panama’s Ambassador Nubiela Ayala Modes, emphasizing the historical solidarity between the two countries and the intention to bolster cooperation in trade, investment, and cultural exchanges. He highlighted the significance of celebrating the 50th anniversary of their diplomatic ties to enhance their bilateral relationship.
Additionally, President Cường received credentials from non-resident ambassadors from several African and European nations, affirming Vietnam’s aspirations for closer ties with these countries. He spoke about Vietnam’s development goals leading up to major anniversaries, emphasizing a commitment to peace, multilateral relations, and international cooperation to address global challenges.
These receptions illustrate Vietnam’s dedication to maintaining and strengthening its diplomatic relationships, fostering cooperation across various sectors, and honoring its commitment to international partnerships, contributing to regional stability and mutual development.
In summary, State President Lương Cường’s receptions for foreign ambassadors on March 17 aimed to strengthen Vietnam’s diplomatic relationships with Greece, Colombia, Panama, and several non-resident ambassadors. The discussions focused on enhancing cooperation across multiple sectors, reaffirming Vietnam’s commitment to international collaboration, and fostering bilateral ties as the country pursues its development goals. This initiative reflects Vietnam’s proactive approach in engaging with the global community.
Original Source: vietnamnews.vn
