State President Lương Cường welcomed new ambassadors from Greece, Colombia, Panama, and other countries in Hà Nội, emphasizing the need for strengthened bilateral relations and collaboration in various sectors. Each ambassador expressed their commitment to enhancing cooperation, reflecting Việt Nam’s diplomatic engagement and aspirations for mutual development.
On March 17, State President Lương Cường convened separate receptions in Hà Nội for the Ambassadors of Greece, Colombia, and Panama, as well as six other non-resident ambassadors who presented their credentials. These meetings aimed to establish their roles and foster relationships with Việt Nam. President Cường emphasized the importance of cooperation in various fields for mutual benefit.
During his meeting with Greek Ambassador Antonios Papakostas, President Cường conveyed his optimism that the ambassador would enhance the friendship between Greece and Việt Nam. He acknowledged Greece’s early ratification of the EU-Việt Nam Investment Protection Agreement and discussed the potential for boosting trade and investment cooperation.
President Cường urged the ambassador to collaborate with Vietnamese partners to establish a robust legal framework for business expansion. He further encouraged Greece to assist in the ratification of the Investment Protection Agreement by other EU nations and support Vietnamese local fishing interests.
In his reception for Colombian Ambassador Camila Maria Polo Flores, President Cường expressed confidence in her ability to strengthen bilateral relations. He highlighted the importance of mutual support at international forums, particularly at the UN. The President also commended Colombia’s leadership role in the upcoming Partnering for Green Growth and the Global Goals 2030 Summit.
Ambassador Flores articulated her mission to promote bilateral relations, especially through the upcoming 50th anniversary of diplomatic ties. She expressed readiness to collaborate in sectors like artificial intelligence and clean energy, reinforcing the value of learning from Việt Nam’s development models.
In welcoming Panamanian Ambassador Nubiela Ayala Modes, President Cường referenced the historical solidarity between the nations. He reiterated Việt Nam’s interest in expanding cooperation, especially in trade and cultural exchanges while strengthening alliances at multilateral forums.
The President extended an invitation for the Panamanian President to visit Việt Nam, highlighting the prospects of enhancing bilateral cooperation. Ambassador Modes expressed her commitment to fostering collaboration, particularly aligned with both countries’ strengths.
Additionally, on the same day, President Cường received credentials from non-resident ambassadors representing Liberia, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Republic of the Congo, Burundi, Portugal, and Tanzania. He noted this event as an opportunity to strengthen diplomatic relations and emphasized Việt Nam’s commitment to peace and stability amidst global complexities.
In summarizing, State President Lương Cường received several ambassadors, emphasizing the importance of enhancing bilateral relationships across various domains including trade, investment, and cultural exchanges. Each ambassador expressed commitment to deepening ties and cooperation, reflecting Việt Nam’s proactive approach to fostering international partnerships. The discussions underscored a shared goal of mutual support, economic collaboration, and addressing global challenges through diplomacy and understanding.
Original Source: vietnamnews.vn
