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Vietnam's NA President meets Chinese friendship groups in Beijing
Vietnam's National Assembly leader has met with Chinese friendship organizations during a visit to Beijing, highlighting the importance of parliamentary and people-to-people ties in strengthening bilateral relations.
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The Vietnamese National Assembly President expressed gratitude to the China-ASEAN Friendship Association, the China-Vietnam Friendship Association, and other Chinese friendship figures for their commitment to deepening relations between the two nations.
During the meetings in Beijing, the NA President acknowledged decades of sustained contributions from Chinese friendship organizations toward promoting understanding and cooperation between Vietnam and China. The exchanges underscored the vital role of cultural and social bonds in complementing official diplomatic channels.
Chinese scholars have emphasized that enhanced parliamentary cooperation serves as a key driver for advancing bilateral ties across multiple sectors. Legislative exchanges between the two countries are expected to facilitate greater coordination on regional issues and people-to-people engagement.
The visit comes as both nations seek to strengthen cooperation through various institutional channels, with legislative bodies positioned to play an increasingly prominent role in fostering mutual development and understanding between the two neighboring countries.