Answering reporters’ questions about outcomes of President Quang’s visits to India and Bangladesh from March 2-6, the official said the President and Indian and Bangladeshi leaders reached a consensus on major orientations to enhance relations between Vietnam and the two nations.
The President’s Indian trip has helped materialise contents of the Vietnam-India comprehensive strategic partnership while strengthening the bilateral relationship. Meanwhile, the traditional friendship between Vietnam and Bangladesh has also been lifted to a new height more effectively, Quy said.
Through their discussions, the leaders and delegations of Vietnam, India and Bangladesh understood more clearly their countries’ important role in the respective countries’ foreign policies, he noted.
The leaders agreed on pragmatic measures with focus on connectivity, firstly between citizens, especially businesspeople, then aviation and navigation links, the official said.
Quy further explained that the connectivity helps bring Vietnam closer to Dhaka and New Delhi while tapping the cooperation potential between Vietnam and the two nations, for the sake of their people, and for peace, stability and development in the region and the world.
Asked about President Quang’s speech before Indian politicians, professors, researchers, scholars and students at the Nehru Memorial Museum and Library in New Delhi, Quy said the leader sent a message that Vietnam and India enhance their comprehensive strategic partnership for more prosperous and developed Indo-Pacific and Asian regions, for common interests of all regional countries, and for peace and stability in the world.
During his visits, along with seeking measures to step up bilateral ties in the future, the President met with representatives from different sectors, especially those who are involved in the relationship, to review the foundations of those relations, Quy stressed.
Regarding economic, trade and investment links between Vietnam, India and Bangladesh, Quy said he firmly believes that potential for economic and trade cooperation between Vietnam and the two countries, which are developing rapidly with annual GDP growth rate exceeding 7 percent in recent years, will be tapped in the future if they know how to turn political determination and connectivity efforts into reality and utilise opportunities generated by globalisation.
 President Tran Dai Quang reviews the honour guard at the welcoming ceremony in New Delhi. Photo: Nhan Sang/VNA  Indian President Ram Nath Kovind and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on March 3 hosted a ceremony in New Delhi to welcome President Tran Dai Quang and his spouse on their state visit to India. Photo: Nhan Sang/VNA  President Tran Dai Quang holds talks with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Photo: Nhan Sang / VNA  President Tran Dai Quang and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi witness the exchange of of cooperation documents between the two countries. Photo: Nhan Sang / VNA  The two leadres at a press conference after their talks. Photo: Nhan Sang / VNA  President Tran Dai Quang lays flowers at the memorial of Mahatma Gandhi. Photo: Nhan Sang / VNA  President Tran Dai Quang speaks at the Vietnam - India Business Forum in New Delhi. Photo: Nhan Sang / VNA  The Vietnamese leader attends the launching ceremony of Vietjet Air's direct flight. Photo: Nhan Sang / VNA A  President Tran Dai Quang recieves Speaker of the Lower House of India’s Parliament Sumitra Mahajan. Photo: Nhan Sang / VNA  The President receives former president of the Indian National Congress Sonia Gandhi. Photo: Nhan Sang / VNA  The President attends the opening ceremony of "Vietnamese cultural days in India" in New Delhi. Photo: Nhan Sang / VNA  President Quang receives General Secretary of the Communist Party of India S. Sudhakar Reddy. Photo: Nhan Sang / VNA  The President delivers a speech to Indian scholars and students in New Delhi. Photo: Nhan Sang / VNA  Receiving a book on Vietnam - India relations. Photo: Nhan Sang / VNA  President Tran Dai Quang and Indian President Ram Nath Kovind and their spouses at the state banquet. Photo: Nhan Sang / VNA |
| In his state visit to India, President Tran Dai Quang met with Indian President Ram Nath Kovind and held talks with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He hosted receptions for Speaker of the Lower House of India’s Parliament Sumitra Mahajan, Minister of External Affairs Sushma Swaraj, and leaders of political parties and the Vietnam-India Friendship Association. |
Through their discussions, the leaders and delegations of Vietnam, India and Bangladesh understood more clearly their countries’ important role in the respective countries’ foreign policies, he noted.
| At the Nehru Memorial Museum and Library in New Delhi, President Tran Dai Quang delivered a speech to 300 Indian politicians, professors, researchers, scholars and students. |
Quy further explained that the connectivity helps bring Vietnam closer to Dhaka and New Delhi while tapping the cooperation potential between Vietnam and the two nations, for the sake of their people, and for peace, stability and development in the region and the world.
| President Tran Dai Quang’s state visit to Bangladesh took place during the 45th anniversary of the Vietnam-Bangladesh diplomatic relation. During his visit, President Quang met with Bangladeshi President Abdul Hamid and held talks with Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. He also hosted receptions for the Speaker of the Parliament of Bangladesh and the Chairman of the Workers Party of Bangladesh, and attended the opening ceremony of “Vietnamese cultural days in Bangladesh”. |
During his visits, along with seeking measures to step up bilateral ties in the future, the President met with representatives from different sectors, especially those who are involved in the relationship, to review the foundations of those relations, Quy stressed.
 On March 4, President Tran Dai Quang, his wife and a high-ranking delegation arrived in Dhaka, starting their state visit to Bangladesh. Bangladeshi President Abdul Hamid and his spouse hosted a ceremony to welcome President Tran Dai Quang at Hazrat Shahjalal airport. In the photo: President Quang inspects the honour guard. Photo: Nhan Sang / VNA  President Quang receives Bangladeshi Minister of Foreign Affairs Abul Hassan Mahmood Ali in Dhaka. Photo: Nhan Sang / VNA  On March 5, the President, his wife and the Vietnamese high-ranking delegation laid flowers at the National Martyr's Memorial at Savar and visited the Bangabandhu Memorial Museum in Dhaka. Photo: Nhan Sang / VNA  The Vietnamese President meets with Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Photo: Nhan Sang / VNA  President Quang hold talks with Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Photo: Nhan Sang / VNA  Witnessing the signing of a cooperation agreement between Vietnam and Bangladesh. Photo: Nhan Sang / VNA  Witnessing the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding on fisheries and livestock breeding cooperation between Vietnam and Bangladesh during 2018-2020. Photo: Nhan Sang / VNA  The Vietnamese President and Bangladeshi Prime Minister meet with the press. Photo: Nhan Sang / VNA  The President meets with Speaker of the Parliament of Bangladesh Shirin Shamin Chaudhury. Photo: Nhan Sang / VNA  The Vietnamese leader meets with Bangladeshi President Abdul Hamid. Photo: Nhan Sang / VNA  The President receives Chairman of the Workers Party of Bangladesh Rashed Khan Menon. Photo: Nhan Sang / VNA  He addresses the Vietnam-Bangladesh Business Forum. Photo: Nhan Sang / VNA  President Quang cuts the ribbon to open "Vietnamese cultural days in Bangladesh". Photo: Nhan Sang / VNA |
Regarding economic, trade and investment links between Vietnam, India and Bangladesh, Quy said he firmly believes that potential for economic and trade cooperation between Vietnam and the two countries, which are developing rapidly with annual GDP growth rate exceeding 7 percent in recent years, will be tapped in the future if they know how to turn political determination and connectivity efforts into reality and utilise opportunities generated by globalisation.
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Vietnam - Bangladesh relations have been enhanced in many areas. Bangladesh expects to tighten the bilateral trade relation to raise the trade value between the two countries to 1 billion US dollars. |
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