Russia considers transferring vaccine production technology to Viet Nam
Russia is considering transferring technology for the production of Sputnik V COVID-19 vaccine in Viet Nam, President of the Russian Federal Council (upper house) Valentina Ivanovna has said.
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| National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue holds online talks with President of the Russian Federal Council (upper house) Valentina Ivanovna on June 8. (Photo: VNA) |
During her online talks with National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue on June 8, Matvienko said Russia will make efforts to maintain the development trend of economic and trade cooperation in the time ahead.
The Russian Federal Council will also work hard to promote collaboration between the two countries, she pledged.
NA Chairman Hue said Vietnamese people always treasure and keep in mind the support of Russian people for Viet Nam's struggle for national liberation and reunification.
He hailed the achievements Russia has recorded under the leadership of President Vladimir Putin, and applauded the country’s efforts in the pandemic fight.
The Vietnamese top legislator thanked Russia for presenting 1,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses to Viet Nam earlier this year, and its recent commitment to give Viet Nam priority in accessing 20 million doses of Sputnik V.
The two sides rejoiced at the fruitful developments of the Viet Nam-Russia comprehensive strategic partnership and shared a wish that the Vietnamese legislature and the Russian council will continue their close cooperation, thus promoting relations between the two countries.
They said the bilateral political ties have been consolidated continuously and prospered in all channels of the Party and the State, as well as localities, businesses and social organisations.
The leaders consented to maintain the exchange of high-ranking parliamentary delegations and friendship parliamentarians’ groups, and intensify information sharing.
The two sides pledged to step up coordination in supervising the implementation of cooperation agreements signed by the two Governments and strategic cooperation projects, and build and complete legal frameworks to facilitate exchanges and cooperation between the Governments, localities, enterprises and people of the two countries.
At the same time, they will maintain meetings, consultations, coordination and mutual support at multilateral parliamentary forums, and in regional and international issues of shared concern.
(Source: VNA)
