At the working session with CPRF President Gennady Zyuganov (Photo: VNA) Moscow (VNA) – Politburo member and Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam(CPV) Central Committee Nguyen Van Binh has said Party General Secretary and StatePresident Nguyen Phu Trong considers developing ties with the Communist Partyof the Russian Federation (CPRF) a top priority of the CPV.
During aworking session with CPRF President Gennady Zyuganov in Moscow on June 10, Binh,who is also head of the CPV Central Committee’s Economic Commission,congratulated Russia on successfully holding editions of the Saint PetersburgEconomic Forum, affirming that Vietnam is always ready to attend the SaintPetersburg Economic Forum and the Eastern Economic Forum.
He wishedthat ties between the two nations and communist parties would further grow, andthe CPRF would have increasingly higher stature in Russian political life.
Zyuganov,for his part, said during his previous meeting with Party chief Trong, hetalked about several cooperation orientations, including joint projects.
He suggestedworking closely together to remove difficulties as well as seeking mechanismsto promote transactions using domestic currency.
The sameday, Binh met representatives from the Vietnamese Business Association andvisited the Vietnam – Moscow multifunctional complex (Incentra).
TheVietnamese official affirmed that the Vietnamese Party and State alwaysconsider overseas Vietnamese part and parcel of the nation.
Speakinghighly of the role of the Vietnamese firms in Russia in bolstering bilateraleconomic links, Binh said Incentra model is a proof of the Vietnamese State’ssupport for the private economic sector.
He asked theembassies, ministries and agencies to promptly deal with difficulties met byenterprises and introduce feasible projects at home, and suggested that theVietnamese Business Association should work to attract more Russian investment inVietnam.
During a workingsession with AZOV seaport company, Binh lauded its investment in a project inthe northern port city of Hai Phong, committing that Vietnam is striving toclear obstacles for Russian companies and AZOV in particular to do business inVietnam.
At a workingsession with the Vietnamese Embassy in Russia, he also proposed tappingRussia’s strengths in digital economy and high technology to step up economicgrowth.-VNA
During aworking session with CPRF President Gennady Zyuganov in Moscow on June 10, Binh,who is also head of the CPV Central Committee’s Economic Commission,congratulated Russia on successfully holding editions of the Saint PetersburgEconomic Forum, affirming that Vietnam is always ready to attend the SaintPetersburg Economic Forum and the Eastern Economic Forum.
He wishedthat ties between the two nations and communist parties would further grow, andthe CPRF would have increasingly higher stature in Russian political life.
Zyuganov,for his part, said during his previous meeting with Party chief Trong, hetalked about several cooperation orientations, including joint projects.
He suggestedworking closely together to remove difficulties as well as seeking mechanismsto promote transactions using domestic currency.
The sameday, Binh met representatives from the Vietnamese Business Association andvisited the Vietnam – Moscow multifunctional complex (Incentra).
TheVietnamese official affirmed that the Vietnamese Party and State alwaysconsider overseas Vietnamese part and parcel of the nation.
Speakinghighly of the role of the Vietnamese firms in Russia in bolstering bilateraleconomic links, Binh said Incentra model is a proof of the Vietnamese State’ssupport for the private economic sector.
He asked theembassies, ministries and agencies to promptly deal with difficulties met byenterprises and introduce feasible projects at home, and suggested that theVietnamese Business Association should work to attract more Russian investment inVietnam.
During a workingsession with AZOV seaport company, Binh lauded its investment in a project inthe northern port city of Hai Phong, committing that Vietnam is striving toclear obstacles for Russian companies and AZOV in particular to do business inVietnam.
At a workingsession with the Vietnamese Embassy in Russia, he also proposed tappingRussia’s strengths in digital economy and high technology to step up economicgrowth.-VNA
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