The Prime Minister’s upcoming visit is poised to remarkably advance cooperation across politics, national defense – security, foreign affairs, economy, trade, people-to-people exchanges, sci-tech, and education – training.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh is set to pay an official
visit to Russia from March 22-25 at the invitation of Russian counterpart
Mikhail Mishustin, the Government News quoted an announcement released by the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs on March 20 as reporting.

After 76 years of diplomatic relations, ties between Vietnam
and Russia continue to deepen, grounded in trust, loyalty and comprehensive
cooperation, and oriented towards sustainable development and shared
prosperity, the Government News remarked

Built on a foundation of long-standing traditional values,
the two countries continue to enhance collaboration across multiple fields,
looking ahead to a future of sustainable development, it said, adding that this
partnership serves the interests of both peoples and contributes to peace,
stability and  prosperity in the region
and the wider world.

PM  Chinh’s upcoming
visit is poised to remarkably advance cooperation across politics, national defense
– security, foreign affairs, economy, trade, people-to-people exchanges,
sci-tech, and education – training. In that sense, it can be described as a
comprehensive visit, addressing both long-term matters and those of immediate concern,
such as energy security, according to Vietnamese Ambassador to Russia Dang Minh
Khoi.

VGP-Van Nguyen