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Vietnam & China Expand Military Ties
Vietnamese and Chinese armies would do their best to promote bilateral ties to be more practical and on par with relations between the two Parties and States, said a Vietnamese high-ranking army official.
Senior Lieutenant-General Do Ba Ty, chief of the General Staff of the Viet Nam People's Army made the statement during talks with Chinese Vice President c in Beijing yesterday.
Ty said the visit by Vietnamese high-ranking army delegation to China aimed to enhance trust between the two sides as well as to expand their comprehensive strategic co-operative partnership.
Based on the spirit of comradeship and brotherhood, he said the Vietnamese People's Army expected China to continue to grow along with the Chinese People's Liberation Army's (PLA) modernisation, contributing to peace and stability in the region and the world, including Viet Nam.
With China's support during the war and for Viet Nam's national construction effort, Viet Nam attached importance to developing neighbourly relations and comprehensive and sustainable co-operation with China. It was considered a priority in Vietnamese external relations policies, Ty said.
He also briefed the host on issues of common interest such as bringing into full play the efficiency of the dialogue channel on the national defence-security strategy at Deputy Defence Minister's level; promptly setting up a direct communication channel between the two defence ministries; promoting communication between the two navies; and exchanging information and dealing with issues on the mainland and at sea following guidelines set by the two countries' leaders.
Xi expressed his admiration for Viet Nam and its people, especially after his visit to the country last December.
Relations between the two armies was also growing well, Xi said.
VN, China expand ties between armies - Politics & Laws - VietNam News
Vietnamese and Chinese armies would do their best to promote bilateral ties to be more practical and on par with relations between the two Parties and States, said a Vietnamese high-ranking army official.
Senior Lieutenant-General Do Ba Ty, chief of the General Staff of the Viet Nam People's Army made the statement during talks with Chinese Vice President c in Beijing yesterday.
Ty said the visit by Vietnamese high-ranking army delegation to China aimed to enhance trust between the two sides as well as to expand their comprehensive strategic co-operative partnership.
Based on the spirit of comradeship and brotherhood, he said the Vietnamese People's Army expected China to continue to grow along with the Chinese People's Liberation Army's (PLA) modernisation, contributing to peace and stability in the region and the world, including Viet Nam.
With China's support during the war and for Viet Nam's national construction effort, Viet Nam attached importance to developing neighbourly relations and comprehensive and sustainable co-operation with China. It was considered a priority in Vietnamese external relations policies, Ty said.
He also briefed the host on issues of common interest such as bringing into full play the efficiency of the dialogue channel on the national defence-security strategy at Deputy Defence Minister's level; promptly setting up a direct communication channel between the two defence ministries; promoting communication between the two navies; and exchanging information and dealing with issues on the mainland and at sea following guidelines set by the two countries' leaders.
Xi expressed his admiration for Viet Nam and its people, especially after his visit to the country last December.
Relations between the two armies was also growing well, Xi said.
VN, China expand ties between armies - Politics & Laws - VietNam News