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Vietnam, Poland to deepen parliamentary ties through stronger legal framework
Vietnam's National Assembly President Tran Thanh Man has pledged enhanced inter-parliamentary cooperation with Poland, emphasizing the role of legislative bodies in strengthening bilateral relations. The commitment comes as senior officials from both nations discuss avenues to advance their growing partnership.
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Vietnam's National Assembly stands ready to forge deeper ties with Poland's parliament as both nations seek to expand their cooperation across multiple sectors, according to NA President Tran Thanh Man.
During discussions with his Polish counterpart, Tran Thanh Man underscored the importance of inter-parliamentary cooperation in establishing a solid legal framework for bilateral relations. He highlighted the legislative bodies' critical role in overseeing the implementation of agreements and commitments made between Hanoi and Warsaw.
The National Assembly is positioned to facilitate closer coordination between the two countries' parliaments, creating the institutional foundation necessary to advance shared interests effectively, Tran Thanh Man said. Both sides acknowledged that parliamentary engagement serves as a key mechanism for deepening economic, cultural, and diplomatic cooperation.
The discussions reflect growing momentum in Vietnam-Poland relations, with high-level visits and meetings underscoring the two nations' commitment to expanding their strategic partnership in the coming years.
Photo: The National Assembly House in Hanoi, Vietnam. RThiele via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0).