The Party official welcomed her guest's selection of Vietnam for his first official visit outside Europe since taking office and expressed her gratitude for the support and sharing that Finland has given to Vietnam so far.
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Politburo member, permanent member of the Party Central Committee’s Secretariat and head of the Party Central Committee’s Organization Commission Truong Thi Mai (right) and Speaker of the Parliament of Finland Jussi Halla-aho at their meeting in Hanoi on March 25 (Photo: qdnd.vn) |
She outlined several major directions and measures to expand and enhance the effectiveness of cooperation between the two countries in such areas as manufacturing industry, sustainable forestry, green transition, and waste management, as well as in leveraging the advantages of the E.U.-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA) to promote bilateral economic, trade, and investment cooperation.
The senior Party official also stressed the necessity of enhancing the sides' high-level delegation exchanges, their cooperation across the party, parliamentary, and ministry channels, and their people-to-people exchange.
The Finnish parliament speaker expressed his impression of and congratulations on the Southeast Asian country’s achievements under the leadership of the Communist Party of Vietnam. He said he is pleased with positive progress in the Vietnam-Finland traditional friendship and multifaceted cooperation over the past time.
The top legislator affirmed that there is still much potential for bilateral collaboration in areas where Finland has strengths and Vietnam has demands, and that Vietnam is an attractive destination for Finnish enterprises.
He also agreed with his host on the need for the two to continue promoting and creating strong transformations in cooperation across all fields.
Exchanging viewpoints on global and regional situations as well as some common concerns, the two leaders stated that Vietnam and Finland are ready to cooperate bilaterally and at multilateral forums on the basis of respecting international law and the U.N. Charter, for peace, stability, and development in the world and the region, including the East Sea.
Source: VNA