Viet Nam and the Czech Republic should maintain delegation exchanges at all levels and increase co-operation between their ministries, sectors, localities and businesses to carry out the signed agreements, said Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong.
At a reception for Czech President Milos Zeman in Ha Noi yesterday, the Party leader described the President’s visit as important to the countries’ traditional friendship and multi-faceted co-operation.
General Secretary Trong applauded the outcomes of the talks between the Czech President and his Vietnamese counterpart Tran Dai Quang, stressing that the two countries’ relations are developing soundly.
Acknowledging the Czech Government’s favourable conditions for the Vietnamese community in the country, he said they will serve as a bridge linking the two nations.
At the meeting, President Zeman informed the host about his country’s situation and the outcomes of his talks and meetings with Vietnamese leaders.
He emphasised that the Czech Republic attaches importance to the reinforcement and development of the time-tested friendship and co-operation with Viet Nam. It will promote the realisation of the two countries’ co-operation agreements in such fields as economy, trade, culture, education, science and sports, thereby making substantive changes in bilateral ties.
The visiting President also wished the Vietnamese people even greater attainments in reforms so as to build an affluent and strong Viet Nam.
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