Vietnam-Mongolia Relations: A Commitment to Enhanced Cooperation
On September 30, General Secretary Tô Lâm reaffirmed Vietnam’s desire to enhance comprehensive relations with Mongolia during a meeting with Chairman Dashzegve Amarbayasgalan. The leaders discussed economic cooperation, parliamentary collaboration, citizen protection, and cultural exchanges, aiming to deepen their historical ties and increase trade to USD 200 million.
General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Central Committee and State President Tô Lâm has expressed Vietnam’s commitment to enhancing comprehensive relations with Mongolia across various sectors, emphasizing the historical friendship that has existed for over seventy years. During a meeting with the Chairman of the Mongolian Parliament, Dashzegve Amarbayasgalan, on September 30, Lâm conveyed his satisfaction with the ongoing robust development of bilateral relations. He acknowledged Mongolia’s significant support for Vietnam throughout its history, particularly during its struggle for independence and its current endeavors for national development. Lâm also recognized Mongolia’s regard for Vietnam as a crucial partner in Southeast Asia. Amarbayasgalan welcomed President Lâm’s visit, expressing confidence that it would strengthen existing cooperation and deepen the comprehensive partnership established by Lâm and Mongolian President Ukhnaagiin Khurelsukh. The two leaders highlighted the effective exchanges between their respective parliaments, with plans to facilitate high-level delegations and enhance the friendship groups that exist between them. Both parties agreed that their legislative bodies could play a pivotal role in enhancing economic connectivity, aiming to increase two-way trade to USD 200 million and address trade promotions. The discussion also covered ways to protect citizens in both countries, supporting expatriates living abroad, and promoting cultural exchanges, particularly through sports collaboration. They underscored the importance of developing tourism strategies and sharing management experiences to increase mutual comprehension and foster cooperation. Overall, this meeting reflects a mutual desire to strengthen ties and create an action plan for the future in line with the strengths and interests of both nations.
Vietnam and Mongolia have maintained a traditional friendship that spans over seven decades, rooted in mutual support and cooperation. The two countries have cultivated relations across multiple areas, including political, economic, cultural, and educational ties. The ongoing dialogue between their leadership underscores the commitment to enhancing bilateral relations and addressing both nations’ interests and aspirations.
The meeting between General Secretary Tô Lâm and Chairman Dashzegve Amarbayasgalan symbolizes a significant step towards furthering the Vietnam-Mongolia partnership. With plans to enhance legislative collaboration, economic connectivity, and cultural exchanges, both nations are poised to strengthen their historical ties and unlock new opportunities for growth and cooperation in the coming years.
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