Vietnam leaders’ special envoy visits China
The Special Envoy of the Vietnamese high-ranking leaders, Deputy Foreign Minister Vu Dung, visited China from Sept. 23 to 27.
Beijing (VNA) – The Special Envoy met with State Councilor Dai Bingguo and handed over to him the Vietnamese leaders’ Note to the Chinese leaders. The note pertains to a number of important issues in the two countries’ relationships, including the issue on the East Sea.
The two sides highly valued recent progresses in the two countries’ relations, especially the agreement to establish a comprehensive strategic partnership in line with the motto “friendly neighbourliness, comprehensive cooperation, long-term stability and looking towards the future” and in the spirit of good neighbours, good friends, good comrades and good partners.
The two sides discussed frankly some issues relating to the recent situation on the East Sea in a bid to strengthen trust and mutual understanding, promote cooperation and maintain peace and stability on the East Sea .
During the Special Envoy’s visit, the heads of the governmental negotiation teams on Vietnam-China border and territory of the two countries met, agreeing to speed up the demarcation and the planting of land border markers on the shared borderline in order to complete the work in 2008 as agreed by the two countries’ high-ranking leaders.
The two sides highly valued recent progresses in the two countries’ relations, especially the agreement to establish a comprehensive strategic partnership in line with the motto “friendly neighbourliness, comprehensive cooperation, long-term stability and looking towards the future” and in the spirit of good neighbours, good friends, good comrades and good partners.
The two sides discussed frankly some issues relating to the recent situation on the East Sea in a bid to strengthen trust and mutual understanding, promote cooperation and maintain peace and stability on the East Sea .
During the Special Envoy’s visit, the heads of the governmental negotiation teams on Vietnam-China border and territory of the two countries met, agreeing to speed up the demarcation and the planting of land border markers on the shared borderline in order to complete the work in 2008 as agreed by the two countries’ high-ranking leaders.
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