NA leader meets embassy officials, Vietnamese community in Iran
National Assembly (NA) Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue on August 8 met officials of the Vietnamese Embassy in Tehran and the Vietnamese community in Iran, as part of his ongoing visit to the Middle-East country.
National Assembly (NA) Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue on August 8 meets officials of the Vietnamese Embassy in Tehran and the Vietnamese community in Iran (Photo: VNA)
Tehran (VNA) – National Assembly (NA) ChairmanVuong Dinh Hue on August 8 met officials of the Vietnamese Embassy in Tehran andthe Vietnamese community in Iran, as part of his ongoing visit to theMiddle-East country.
Ambassador Luong Quoc Huy briefed the leader on theoperations of the embassy and the situation of the Vietnamese community inTehran.
He said that currently Iran is in need of agriculturalproducts such as melon, pineapple, coconut, rambutan and sweet potato,which are Vietnamese strong exports.
Representatives from the Vietnamese community affirmed their sentiments towardsthe homeland, pledging that they will work hard for the development of bothIran and Vietnam, while promoting the image of the nation and people of Vietnamin Iran.
National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue addresses the meeting (Photo: VNA)
Hue highlighted the sound political and diplomatic relationsbetween the two countries, adding that Iran has always supported Vietnam inboth past struggle for national independence and current national constructionand defence.
He said that both the Speaker of the Iranian Islamic Parliament and theIranian President agreed that the two countries should further promote theirtrade cooperation to match their sound political relations and potential ofboth countries.
During the visit, ministries and sectors of the two countries will also sign anumber of important agreements on citizen protection and the creation offavourable conditions for investors and businesses of the two sides to fostertheir collaboration, Hue said.
The top legislator underlined that the Party and State alwaysconsider the Vietnamese community abroad as an indispensable part of thenation, while prioritising the protection of citizens and focusing onmaintaining the Vietnamese language and culture among the Vietnamese communityabroad.
The NA has adopted a new visa policy for foreigners, and isconsidering the adjustments of the Law on Nationality and the Law on Election tocreate optimal conditions for the community to make contributions to theFatherland, he noted.
He expressed his belief that the Vietnamese community inIran will continue to grow stronger and remain united for common development,while maintaining the language and culture of the nation./.
Chairman of the Vietnamese National Assembly (NA) Vuong Dinh Hue had talks with Speaker of the Iranian Islamic Parliament Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf in Tehran on August 8, affirming that Vietnam always treasures the friendship and multifaceted cooperation with Iran, one of its important partners in the Middle East.
Vietnamese National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue affirmed that leaders of both Vietnam and Iran pay due attention to bilateral economic and trade ties during a reception in Tehran on August 8 (local time) for Iranian Minister of Industry, Mine and Trade Abbas Aliabadi.
National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue hosted a reception for President of the Iran-Vietnam Friendship Association (IVFA) Seyed Kamal Sajjadi in Tehran on August 8 (local time) as part of his official visit to Iran.
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National Assembly (NA) Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue on August 8 meets officials of the Vietnamese Embassy in Tehran and the Vietnamese community in Iran 
National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue addresses the meeting (Photo: VNA) 
