Minister of Foreign Affairs Bui Thanh Son (R) and Minister-President of German Federal State of Thüringen Bodo Ramelow. (Photo: VNA) Hanoi (VNA) – Minister of Foreign Affairs Bui Thanh Son hosted areception for Minister-President of German Federal State of Thüringen BodoRamelow in Hanoi on November 6.
Thüringen and Germany as a whole are important partners of Vietnam, heaffirmed, expressing his belief that Bodo Ramelow’s working visit to thecountry will provide a fresh impetus for the bilateral relations, benefitinglocalities and businesses of both sides.
With a view to developing ties, Son suggested Thüringen State to support the GermanParliament to approve the EU – Vietnam Investment Protection Agreement (EVIPA),elaborating the deal will open up new cooperation opportunities for businesscommunities, investors, and localities of both nations.
The official also suggested Thüringen step up cooperation with Vietnamese partners acrossthe fields of its strengths such as agriculture, high technology, processingand manufacturing.
Both sides should enhance human resources training cooperation invarious sectors, Son said, affirming the Ministry of Foreign Affairs will help promoteconnection between Thüringen and competent ministries, sectors, localities, andbusinesses in Vietnam.
He took the occasion to thank Thüringen for its support for the Vietnamesepeople who are living and working in the state.
Thüringen and Germany as a whole are important partners of Vietnam, heaffirmed, expressing his belief that Bodo Ramelow’s working visit to thecountry will provide a fresh impetus for the bilateral relations, benefitinglocalities and businesses of both sides.
With a view to developing ties, Son suggested Thüringen State to support the GermanParliament to approve the EU – Vietnam Investment Protection Agreement (EVIPA),elaborating the deal will open up new cooperation opportunities for businesscommunities, investors, and localities of both nations.
The official also suggested Thüringen step up cooperation with Vietnamese partners acrossthe fields of its strengths such as agriculture, high technology, processingand manufacturing.
Both sides should enhance human resources training cooperation invarious sectors, Son said, affirming the Ministry of Foreign Affairs will help promoteconnection between Thüringen and competent ministries, sectors, localities, andbusinesses in Vietnam.
He took the occasion to thank Thüringen for its support for the Vietnamesepeople who are living and working in the state.
Bodo Ramelow, for his part, affirmed that Thüringen wantsto become a trustworthy partner of Vietnam – a dynamic market with great potentialfor cooperation in the region.
He agreed with Son’s recommendations on measures to boost bilateral trade, stressing Thüringen stands ready to serve as a bridge for Vietnamese enterprises toaccess the German and many other European markets.
The official said he will accompany Vietnam in human resources training, particularly inthe fields of environment, energy transition, circular economy, and health care.
He spoke highly of the contributions that morethan 4,000 Vietnamese people in the state have made to its socioeconomicdevelopment, highlighting that the state has carried out a wide range of incentives toensure employment, social integration and cultural identity of the Vietnamesecommunity.
As part of his working trip to Vietnam, Bodo Ramelow and his entourage hadmeetings with several ministries and localities, including Hanoi, Phu Tho, andDa Nang, and organised activities to connect businesses of both sides./.
He agreed with Son’s recommendations on measures to boost bilateral trade, stressing Thüringen stands ready to serve as a bridge for Vietnamese enterprises toaccess the German and many other European markets.
The official said he will accompany Vietnam in human resources training, particularly inthe fields of environment, energy transition, circular economy, and health care.
He spoke highly of the contributions that morethan 4,000 Vietnamese people in the state have made to its socioeconomicdevelopment, highlighting that the state has carried out a wide range of incentives toensure employment, social integration and cultural identity of the Vietnamesecommunity.
As part of his working trip to Vietnam, Bodo Ramelow and his entourage hadmeetings with several ministries and localities, including Hanoi, Phu Tho, andDa Nang, and organised activities to connect businesses of both sides./.
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