Vice Chairman of the Hanoi People’s Committee Nguyen Van Suu had a working session with visiting Deputy Minister of State at the Hungapory’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade Bezetei Akos on March 22 to exchange ideas about getting a space for a cultural and community centre in the Vietnamese capital.
Vice Chairman of the Hanoi People’s Committee Nguyen Van Suu (R) and Deputy Minister of State at the Hungary’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade Bezetei Akos (Photo: hanoimoi)
Hanoi (VNA) – Vice Chairman of theHanoi People’s Committee Nguyen Van Suu had a working session with visitingDeputy Minister of State at the Hungary’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs andTrade Bezetei Akos on March 22 to exchange ideas about getting a space for acultural and community centre in the Vietnamese capital.
Akos said the Hungarian side is very interestedin the place that Hanoi authorities had recommended to the Hungarian Embassy inVietnam.
The country hopes this issue will be concretisedby an official document.
Suu said he will report to the Chairman of themunicipal People’s Committee and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as well asrelevant departments to compose a reply text to Hungarian leaders in theearliest time.
During the function, the two sides alsohighlighted the long-standing friendship between Vietnam and Hungary.
The host said Hanoi hopes to receive moresupport from Hungary as the capital is in the process of urbanisation with theexpansion of its areas over the past 10 years.-VNA
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Vice Chairman of the Hanoi People’s Committee Nguyen Van Suu (R) and Deputy Minister of State at the Hungary’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade Bezetei Akos (Photo: hanoimoi) 
