Tanzanian Party wants to beef up ties with Communist Party of Vietnam
Secretary-General of the Party of the Revolution of Tanzania (CCM) Abdulrahman Kinana wants to promote ties with the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) in high-level delegation exchanges, information and experience sharing, and personnel training.
Hanoi (VNA) – Secretary-General ofthe Party of the Revolution of Tanzania (CCM) Abdulrahman Kinana wants topromote ties with the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) in high-level delegationexchanges, information and experience sharing, and personnel training.
He expressed the hope at a working session withVietnamese Party delegates led by Chau Van Lam, member of the CPV CentralCommittee and Secretary of Tuyen Quang’s Party Committee, in Tanzania’s capitalcity Dodoma on September 21. Kinana said he wants to send CCM delegations to Vietnam tolearn from the country’s experience in building a socialist-oriented market economy,developing the economy and social welfare policies.
He highlighted the success of the Haloteltelecom company, a joint venture of Vietnam’s military-run telecommunicationsgroup Viettel with Tanzania, evidence of the potential for bilateralcooperation in other fields.
Tanzania hopes to attract more Vietnameseinvestors, he said, adding that sound cooperation between the two countries’Parties is expected to contribute to ties between their governments and peoplesin the fields of their strengths such as telecommunication, agriculture,energy, tourism and culture.
For his part, Lam said Vietnam attaches greatimportance to enhancing traditional friendship relations with Tanzania.
He expressed his pleasure at the growing tiesbetween the two countries’ Parties and peoples.
The official suggested the two sides increasebilateral political relations via promoting cooperation mechanisms, especiallythrough high-level delegation exchanges, sharing experience in the Party building,and socio-economic development strategies.
During the working visit to Tanzania fromSeptember 20-24, the Vietnamese Party delegation also visited the Embassy ofVietnam in Tanzania, the Vietnam-Tanzania telecom joint venture, and somecultural and economic facilities.-VNA
Vietnam’s President Truong Tan Sang and Speaker of Tanzania’s National Assembly Job Ndugai have consented to back the enhancement of legislative ties between the two countries.
President Truong Tan Sang wrapped up his State visit to Tanzania on March 11 after reaching dozens of agreements to elevate the two countries’ wide-ranging cooperation.
President Truong Tan Sang’s freshly concluded tour of Tanzania, Mozambique and Iran is expected to create a new impulse to step up economic and trade ties between Vietnam and these countries.
Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc voiced his hope for stronger trade and investment ties between Vietnam and Tanzania while receiving two ministers from the African country in Hanoi on August 2.
Vietnam always respects the relations and multifaceted cooperation with Tanzania and wants to further develop the ties between their two national assemblies, according to Vietnamese Ambassador to Tanzania Nguyen Kim Doanh.
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At the meeting (Photo: VNA)
