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Vietnam's National Assembly president arrives in Beijing for official China visit
National Assembly President Tran Thanh Man has arrived in Beijing to lead a high-level Vietnamese delegation on an official state visit. The trip will focus on legislative cooperation between Vietnam and China, including co-chairing a joint parliamentary committee session.
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President Tran Thanh Man and his accompanying delegation touched down at Beijing Capital International Airport on October 11, marking the beginning of an official visit to China. The arrival of the senior Vietnamese legislative delegation underscores the importance both nations place on strengthening institutional ties and parliamentary exchanges.
During the visit, Tran Thanh Man is scheduled to co-chair the second session of the cooperation committee between the Vietnamese National Assembly and China's National People's Congress. The joint committee session is expected to review bilateral legislative cooperation initiatives and discuss areas for future parliamentary engagement between the two neighboring countries.
The official visit reflects ongoing efforts by Vietnam and China to deepen ties across multiple sectors. Parliamentary exchanges and legislative cooperation have become increasingly significant components of the bilateral relationship, facilitating dialogue on shared interests and regional issues of mutual concern.
No details have been provided regarding the full itinerary or additional meetings scheduled during the delegation's time in China, though such high-level visits typically involve meetings with senior Chinese government and legislative officials.