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Vietnam and Russia deepen parliamentary ties during high-level talks
National Assembly President Tran Thanh Man met with Russia's Federation Council Chairwoman Valentina Matviyenko in Hanoi on November 12, marking a significant step in strengthening bilateral parliamentary cooperation between the two nations.
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The meeting, which followed an official welcome ceremony, underscored both countries' commitment to expanding their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. Officials emphasized the importance of translating existing bilateral agreements into concrete and effective cooperation programmes that would benefit both nations.
The talks reflected growing momentum in Vietnam-Russia relations across multiple sectors, including politics, economics, and defense. Parliamentary cooperation serves as a key channel for advancing shared interests and addressing matters of mutual concern between Hanoi and Moscow.
Analysts and policy observers have noted increased potential for strengthening financial and economic cooperation between Vietnam and Russia. Both sides are reportedly exploring avenues to deepen engagement in trade, investment, and development initiatives that align with their strategic priorities.
The high-level visit demonstrates the importance both nations place on maintaining robust diplomatic relations amid the evolving regional landscape in Southeast Asia. Such exchanges at the parliamentary level are expected to facilitate smoother coordination on bilateral issues and contribute to the broader deepening of the Vietnam-Russia partnership.