The criterion was presented during the 13th Strategic Dialogue on Diplomacy, Defense and Security chaired by Permanent Deputy Foreign Minister of Vietnam Nguyen Minh Vu and First Deputy Foreign Minister of Russia Vladimir Titov, who held a meeting here on Monday.
The meeting was held in the spirit of traditional friendship, openness, trust and mutual understanding and enabled both sides to review aspects of bilateral cooperation in all areas, especially in politics, foreign policy, defense, security, trade and investment, it said Media. the press.
In this sense, the commitment to maintaining close cooperation in the United Nations, in the framework of cooperation between the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and Russia and in other international fora was ratified.
According to the sources, the meeting also reaffirmed the determination to maintain and promote bilateral relations substantially and effectively in the near future, as well as make efforts to implement the signed agreements and cooperation projects.
During his stay in this capital, the Deputy Foreign Minister of Russia was received by the head of the Foreign Affairs Commission of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV), Le Hoai Trung, with whom he discussed some guidelines for developing binational relations.
On this occasion, Hoai Trung reiterated the great importance that Vietnam attaches to the traditional friendship and strategic partnership with Russia, and reiterated his country's gratitude for the valuable support provided by the former Soviet people in the struggle for national liberation and nation-building has.
For his part, Titov reiterated that Moscow values the consolidation and development of relations with Hanoi and, in particular, proposed promoting high-level visits in 2024.
The senior government official earlier spoke with Vietnamese Foreign Minister Bui Thanh Son, who stressed that the traditional friendship and comprehensive strategic partnership with Russia was built by generations of leaders and the people of both countries.
Russia is one of the priority partners in Vietnam's foreign policy, Thanh Son stressed, advocating that both sides maintain coordination to resolve difficulties and promote potential areas of cooperation in line with the aspirations and interests of both peoples.
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