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NA Chairman's Cambodia visit reinforces bilateral ties
Vietnamese National Assembly Chairman visited Cambodia, emphasizing the strategic importance of bilateral relations. Cooperation mechanisms at the Prime Ministerial, parliamentary, defense, public security, and foreign ministerial levels were affirmed under Party guidance, welcoming progress in traditional friendship and comprehensive cooperation.
The Vietnamese National Assembly Chairman's visit to Cambodia has reaffirmed the strategic importance of bilateral relations between the two countries. This visit reflects the high priority both nations place on their "good-neighbourliness, traditional friendship, comprehensive cooperation, and long-term sustainability." During the meetings, the crucial role of the two Parties in providing strategic direction for bilateral and trilateral relations was emphasized. An agreement was reached to fully utilize existing cooperation mechanisms, including meetings among the Prime Ministers, parliamentary leaders, defense ministers, public security/interior ministers, and foreign ministers. This highlights the structure where the Party plays a fundamental role in Vietnam's foreign and security policy under its one-party system. Both sides reiterated the great importance and top priority they give to bilateral relations, with parliamentary cooperation serving as a significant channel. This can be seen as part of Vietnam's foreign policy, which emphasizes stability and coordination within the ASEAN region. The Middle East situation was also discussed, with Vietnam reaffirming its support for a two-state solution based on pre-1967 borders, aiming for a just, comprehensive, and lasting peace in line with international law and relevant UN resolutions. This demonstrates Vietnam's efforts to position itself as a responsible member of the international community. Notably, the original source material also contained information regarding the economies and diplomacy of other Southeast Asian countries such as Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Singapore. However, as these are not directly related to the main subject of the Vietnamese National Assembly Chairman's visit to Cambodia, they have been omitted from this report. As a Vietnam correspondent, the focus remains on Vietnam's foreign policy, particularly the strengthening of relations with its neighboring countries. Source: VietnamPlus English
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