Hanoi (VNA) – The Vietnamese Consulate Generalin Vancouver city of Canada’s British Columbia province hosted a ceremony onSeptember 2 to mark the 77th National Day of Vietnam.
In his remarks, Consul General Nguyen Quang Trunghighlighted achievements the Vietnamese Government and people have recordedover the past 77 years, and the relations between Vietnam and Canada.
Two-way trade exceeded 10 billion CAD (over 7.6billion USD) last year despite adverse impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, ofwhich the trade value between Vietnam and British Columbia was 2.5 billion USD.
The trade revenue between Vietnam and Canada reached6.1 billion CAD in the first half of this year, up nearly 25% year-on-year.
More than 20,000 Vietnamese students are studying ateducational institutions across Canada.
On this occasion, Premier of British Columbia JohnHorgan sent a congratulatory letter to the Vietnamese Consulate General, underwhich he affirmed that British Columbia wants to promote the friendship withVietnam.
In his remarks, Minister of Energy, Mines and LowCarbon Innovation of British Columbia Bruce Ralston emphasised thecomprehensive cooperation between Vietnam and Canada and British Columbia inparticular, especially in economy, trade and education-training.
Vietnam is an important partner of Canada in theComprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP)in Asia-Pacific, and is one of the most fastest-growing strategic tradepartners of British Columbia and Canada as well in the Association of SoutheastAsian Nations (ASEAN), he affirmed.
In his remarks, Consul General Nguyen Quang Trunghighlighted achievements the Vietnamese Government and people have recordedover the past 77 years, and the relations between Vietnam and Canada.
Two-way trade exceeded 10 billion CAD (over 7.6billion USD) last year despite adverse impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, ofwhich the trade value between Vietnam and British Columbia was 2.5 billion USD.
The trade revenue between Vietnam and Canada reached6.1 billion CAD in the first half of this year, up nearly 25% year-on-year.
More than 20,000 Vietnamese students are studying ateducational institutions across Canada.
On this occasion, Premier of British Columbia JohnHorgan sent a congratulatory letter to the Vietnamese Consulate General, underwhich he affirmed that British Columbia wants to promote the friendship withVietnam.
In his remarks, Minister of Energy, Mines and LowCarbon Innovation of British Columbia Bruce Ralston emphasised thecomprehensive cooperation between Vietnam and Canada and British Columbia inparticular, especially in economy, trade and education-training.
Vietnam is an important partner of Canada in theComprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP)in Asia-Pacific, and is one of the most fastest-growing strategic tradepartners of British Columbia and Canada as well in the Association of SoutheastAsian Nations (ASEAN), he affirmed.
A similar ceremony was held by the Vietnamese ConsulateGeneral in Sydney, Australia.
Present at the event, Scott Farlow, member of the LegislativeCouncil of New South Wales, said the relations between Vietnam and Australia ingeneral and New South Eales in particular have been developing sustainably, andare expected to grow further on the basis of mutual understanding and respect.
New South Wales wants to promote cooperationopportunities with Vietnam in all fields, from politics to trade, culture andeducation, he said.
On this occasion, Consul General Nguyen Dang Thangbriefed the guests on a number of Vietnam’s trade, investment and tourismpromotion programmes in the country./.
New South Wales wants to promote cooperationopportunities with Vietnam in all fields, from politics to trade, culture andeducation, he said.
On this occasion, Consul General Nguyen Dang Thangbriefed the guests on a number of Vietnam’s trade, investment and tourismpromotion programmes in the country./.
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