Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc (R) and Cuban Minister of Communications Jorge Luis Perdomo Di-Lella (Photo: VNA) Hanoi (VNA) – Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phucaffirmed that Vietnam is ready to help Cuba build a cyber security supervisioncentre during a reception in Hanoi on May 2 for Cuban Minister ofCommunications Jorge Luis Perdomo Di-Lella.
The PM expressed his delight at bilateral all-aroundcooperation, including in information and communications technology (ICT) betweenthe Vietnamese Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC) and the CubanMinistry of Communications.
He believed that with its potential and determination, Cubacould develop a modern telecommunication infrastructure, and Vietnam is willingto help the country achieve such goal at the earliest.
With its telecom experience over the past three decades,Vietnam is ready to share lessons, policies and technology with Cuba, he said.
The host expressed his support for joint development oftelecom, Internet-of-Things (IoT) and software products for not only Cuba butLatin America also.
He assigned the MIC to direct firms study the possibility ofbuilding a plant and stepping up ICT trade with Cuba.
The leader also took the occasion to ask the Cuban Ministryof Communications to offer all possible support to leading Vietnamese ICT firmsto join the Latin American market.
The Cuban Minister, for his part, informed the host aboutthe outcomes of ties between the two ministries, saying that both sidesdiscussed issues regarding enhancing bilateral ICT relations, especially cybersecurity.
He said he was assigned by the Cuban government to attendthe funeral of former President Le Duc Anh and conveyed regards of theCommunist Party of Cuba’s leaders to the Vietnamese Party and Statecounterparts.
The guest wished to learn from Vietnam’s invaluableexperience in ICT development, defence of sovereignty in cyberspace and developmentof bandwidth telecom infrastructure.-VNA
The PM expressed his delight at bilateral all-aroundcooperation, including in information and communications technology (ICT) betweenthe Vietnamese Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC) and the CubanMinistry of Communications.
He believed that with its potential and determination, Cubacould develop a modern telecommunication infrastructure, and Vietnam is willingto help the country achieve such goal at the earliest.
With its telecom experience over the past three decades,Vietnam is ready to share lessons, policies and technology with Cuba, he said.
The host expressed his support for joint development oftelecom, Internet-of-Things (IoT) and software products for not only Cuba butLatin America also.
He assigned the MIC to direct firms study the possibility ofbuilding a plant and stepping up ICT trade with Cuba.
The leader also took the occasion to ask the Cuban Ministryof Communications to offer all possible support to leading Vietnamese ICT firmsto join the Latin American market.
The Cuban Minister, for his part, informed the host aboutthe outcomes of ties between the two ministries, saying that both sidesdiscussed issues regarding enhancing bilateral ICT relations, especially cybersecurity.
He said he was assigned by the Cuban government to attendthe funeral of former President Le Duc Anh and conveyed regards of theCommunist Party of Cuba’s leaders to the Vietnamese Party and Statecounterparts.
The guest wished to learn from Vietnam’s invaluableexperience in ICT development, defence of sovereignty in cyberspace and developmentof bandwidth telecom infrastructure.-VNA
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