Hanoi front wants detailed cooperation with Tibet Autonomous Region
Hanoi front wants detailed cooperation with China’s Tibet Autonomous Region
Chairwoman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front’s chapter in Hanoi (VFF Hanoi) Nguyen Lan Huong held talks with Vice Chairman of China’s Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) People’s Political Consultative Conference Wang Yalin in Hanoi on December 19.
At the talks between Chairwoman of the VFF Hanoi Nguyen Lan Huong and Vice Chairman of China’s TAR People’s Political Consultative Conference Wang Yalin (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – Chairwoman of the Vietnam Fatherland Front’s chapterin Hanoi (VFF Hanoi) Nguyen Lan Huong held talks with Vice Chairman of China’sTibet Autonomous Region (TAR) People’s Political Consultative Conference WangYalin in Hanoi on December 19.
At the event, Huong said Hanoi always values the traditional friendship andcomprehensive strategic cooperation between Vietnam and China, and hoped theVFF Hanoi and the TAR People’s Political Consultative Conference will holdcooperative programmes to deepen relations between the two sides.
Briefing the Chinese side on the VFF Hanoi’s achievements in the past year, shesaid that her organisation has worked with local authorities to build nationalsolidarity, protect the legitimate rights of local people, encourage residentsto follow Party guidelines and State laws, and conduct supervision and social criticism.
Wang, for his part, hailed the achievements of the VFF Hanoi, affirming theChinese Government attaches much importance to the development of the TAR, andhas outlined policies to support the region in education, poverty reduction,and environmental protection.
He said he wants the VFF Hanoi and TAR People’s Political ConsultativeConference to enhance cooperation, helping consolidate the Vietnam – Chinafriendship and promote collaboration in trade and economy.
At the talks, they exchanged experience in how to maintain solidarity amongethnic groups, as well as efforts to listen and understand local people’sdesires and expectations.
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At the talks between Chairwoman of the VFF Hanoi Nguyen Lan Huong and Vice Chairman of China’s TAR People’s Political Consultative Conference Wang Yalin (Photo: VNA) 
