At the event, which took place on the sidelines of the 6th World Conference of Speakers of Parliament at the U.N. headquarters, the Vietnamese top legislator expressed his delight at the robust development of the bilateral relations over the recent past, particularly the close cooperation between the two legislatures.

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Chairman of the National Assembly Tran Thanh Man (second from left) shakes hands with President of the National Assembly of People’s Power of Cuba Esteban Lazo. 

N.A. Chairman Man suggested both sides enhance the exchange of delegations and meetings at all levels, while maintaining and improving the efficacy of cooperation mechanisms to promote discussions as well as information and experience sharing in the areas where both sides hold strengths, making parliamentary collaboration an important pillar of the bilateral ties.

The Cuban leader, for his part, affirmed that the traditional solidarity and special friendship between the two sides have been continuously consolidated and expanded via Party, State, and parliamentary channels, noting deep and practical cooperation across the domains of politics, economy, trade, security, defense, and technical sciences.

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The two top legislators agree to strengthen the bilateral ties at their meeting in Geneva on July 30. 

He took this occasion to thank the Vietnamese Party, State and N.A. for their valuable support for Cuba, affirming the Latin American country is committed to boosting economic cooperation and stands ready to work with Vietnam to resolve difficulties faced by Vietnamese investors in the country.

The two leaders concurred to closely coordinate in implementing measures to strengthen the bilateral ties, including a series of activities to celebrate the 65th founding anniversary of Vietnam-Cuba diplomatic relations this year. They also pledged to  continue coordination and mutual support at international organizations and multilateral forums.

Source: VNA