A delegation of the CPV, led by Nguyen Duc Loi, Central Party Committee member and General Director of the VNA visited China to learn from the experience in building the party and political system.
Nguyen Duc Loi, Party Central Committee member and General Director of the Vietnam News Agency Han Zheng, Politburo member and Secretary of the Shanghai city Party Committee (Source: VNA)
Beijing (VNA) – A high-level delegation of the Communist Party of Vietnam, led byNguyen Duc Loi, Party Central Committee member and General Director of theVietnam News Agency visited China to learn from the experience of the CommunistParty of China in building the party and political system. At his receptionfor the Vietnamese delegation in Shanghai city, China on September 12, HanZheng, Politburo member and Secretary of the Shanghai city Party Committee,hailed the close relationship between the two nations’ parties, affirming thatthe neighbouring countries share the goal of building socialism. Han Zheng briefed hisguests on the recent achievements made by the Party and people of China, andthe municipal Party organisation and people of Shanghai in particular in reform,open-door policies, socio-economic development and party building. He lauded thedelegation exchanges between the two parties, saying that they help consolidatethe relationship between the Party, State and people of the two nations. Previously, thedelegation had separate meetings with Director of the InternationalLiaison Department of the Chinese Party Central Committee Song Tao andSecretary of Zhejiang province Party Committee Che Jun. The delegationalso heard lectures from teachers at the Central Party School of China onbuilding the party and political system in China and took field trips in Beijing,Zhejiang province and Shanghai.-VNA
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Nguyen Duc Loi, Party Central Committee member and General Director of the Vietnam News Agency Han Zheng, Politburo member and Secretary of the Shanghai city Party Committee (Source: VNA) 
