In a recent courtesy call on President of the Chamber of Deputies of the Czech Republic Markéta Pekarová Adamová, Nam thanked the chamber and its leader for supporting efforts to deepen the Vietnam – Czech Republic relations.
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Vietnamese Ambassador Duong Hoai Nam (left) and President of the Chamber of Deputies of the Czech Republic Markéta Pekarová Adamová. |
He proposed the Czech chamber and Adamová to urge the European Council (EC) to remove the "yellow card" warning against Vietnamese seafood at the earliest so as to back the sector’s sustainable development.
The diplomat also expressed his hope that Adamová will support the establishment of a Vietnamese cultural center in Prague, and continue creating favorable conditions for the Vietnamese people so that they are able to better integrate into the host society as well as uphold their role as a bridge to promote the friendship between Vietnam and the Czech Republic.
Adamová, for her part, spoke highly of the traditional friendship and multifaceted cooperation between the two countries, including the robust parliamentary ties, adding the enhanced delegation exchanges at the high level affirmed their political resolve and efforts to elevate the bilateral ties to a new high.
There is plenty room for the two countries to step up collaboration in economy-trade-investment, culture and tourism, she said, expressing her hope that a direct air route will be opened soon to promote bilateral trade, investment, and people-to-people exchanges.
She also hailed the contributions by the Vietnamese community to the local socio-economic development, and affirmed that the Czech Parliament, Government, and people are proud of the decision that recognizes the community as an ethnic minority group of the country.
On the basis of sound political relations, she recommended the two countries boost parliamentary diplomatic cooperation, particularly enhancing cooperation mechanisms and dialogues between committees and friendship parliamentarians’ groups, as well as work closely and support each other at regional and international forums like the International Parliamentary Union (IPU) and the Asia-Europe Parliamentary Partnership (ASEP).
Source: VNA