Vietnamese, Kuwait FMs hold phone talks, discuss measures to promote bilateral ties

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Vietnamese Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Pham Binh Minh held phone talks with Foreign Minister of Kuwait Ahmad Nasser Al-Mohammad Al-Sabah.

It was their first talks since the Kuwaiti FM took office in late 2019.

Deputy PM Minh spoke highly of Kuwait’s role in the Middle East.

He affirmed that Vietnam stays ready to share its experience in COVID-19 response with Kuwait.

Both sides agreed to work together to repatriate Vietnamese workers hurt by the pandemic from Kuwait.

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They expressed satisfaction with the development of traditional friendship over the past time with two-way trade of nearly 3.6 billion USD last year.

The two sides emphasized priority to deepening bilateral friendship via continuing to effectively realize signed agreements, enhancing exchange to seek breakthrough solutions to bilateral links, especially after the pandemic is under control.

They also proposed stepping up the exchange of high-level visits, trade and investment promotion, education and tourism collaboration.

On the occasion, Minh invited the Kuwaiti FM to visit Vietnam next year when the two countries will celebrate the 45th anniversary of bilateral diplomatic ties. The Kuwaiti FM accepted the invitation with pleasure and expressed his hope to welcome Deputy PM and FM Minh to Kuwait soon.

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