Viet Nam considers US one of top important partners: Deputy spokesperson Doan Khac Viet

Viet Nam always considers the US one of its top important partners, Vietnamese Foreign Ministry’s deputy spokesperson Doan Khac Viet stated at the ministry’s regular press conference via videoconference on September 9.
Viet Nam considers US one of top important partners: Vice spokesperson Doan Khac Viet
Vietnamese Foreign Ministry’s deputy spokesperson Doan Khac Viet. (Photo: Tuan Anh)

Viet said since the two countries lifted their relationship to a comprehensive partnership level in 2013, bilateral ties have developed with practical results in important areas, both bilaterally and multilaterally, bringing substantial benefits to the two countries’ people and enterprises and contributing to peace, stability and cooperation in the region and the world.

According to the deputy spokesperson, under its external policy of independence, self-reliance, being ready to be a trustworthy partner to make active contributions to peace, stability and development in the region and the world, and following the principle of respecting independence, sovereignty, territorial integrity and political regime of each other, Viet Nam always considers the US one of its top important partners.

He said the two countries’ leaders have agreed to further strengthen bilateral ties, especially cooperation in the fields of economy, trade, investment, national defence-security, settlement of post-war consequences, climate change response, education, health care, science and technology.

Once again, Viet Nam sincerely thanks the US for its timely, effective and valuable support to the country in the fight against the pandemic, Viet said.

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(Source: VNA)