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Vietnam, Russia Eye Enhanced Cooperation in Policy Research, Training
Vietnam's Nguyen Thanh Nghi lauded Russia's RANEPA for its contributions to training Vietnamese officials, with nearly 1,000 having studied there and many now holding key positions. Both nations value their traditional friendship and strategic partnership, also promoting defense and cultural ties.
Head of the Committee's Commission for Policies and Strategies Nguyen Thanh Nghi expressed appreciation for the RANEPA and its predecessor institutions for their contributions to training and fostering Vietnamese officials. Over the past decades, nearly 1,000 Vietnamese officials and leaders have studied and received training there, many of whom have gone on to hold important positions in Vietnam’s political system. Vietnam treasures its traditional friendship and comprehensive strategic partnership with Russia. The two countries also promote defense cooperation and have launched a Vietnam-Russia heritage and cultural connectivity space in Moscow. This enhanced cooperation in policy research and training underscores Vietnam's commitment to strengthening its governance capabilities and fostering a cadre of well-trained officials. In the context of Vietnam's one-party system, the development of human resources and policy-making expertise is crucial for maintaining political stability and driving economic growth. Russia has historically been a key partner for Vietnam, and deepening ties in areas like defense and culture reflects a strategic approach to international relations, potentially balancing relationships with other major powers. Information source: VietnamPlus English
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