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you happened to deal with another communist state called Vietnam, go try explain your democracy to them LOL
Vietnam President arrives on maiden visit to India
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you happened to deal with another communist state called Vietnam, go try explain your democracy to them LOL
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You're talking as if you've taught communism to pakistan and learnt military dictatorship from them.
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India, Vietnam to sign extradition treaty, other bilateral agreements
Vietnam president Truong Tan Sang landed in India on Tuesday on a three-day state visit. The two countries are expected to sign a number of bilateral agreements including one on extraditions.
The visit follows tensions between Beijing and New Delhi over India-Vietnam oil exploration projects in the South China Sea, over which China claims it has sole rights.
“Cooperation in hydrocarbons is an important area and will be discussed,” a ministry of external affairs official said at a briefing on Tuesday.
The official also said Vietnam has sought India’s expertise in city distribution of gas, and India is likely to engage GAIL for it. Officials also said there is ongoing cooperation for training of Vietnam police personnel.
Sang, who landed in Bangalore, visited Infosys. He is expected to meet external affairs minister SM Krishna on Wednesday followed by delegation level talks with prime minister Manmohan Singh. He will also be meeting president Pratibha Patil and leader of opposition Sushma Swaraj. On Thursday, his last day here, he will visit Mumbai to attend a meeting organised by the Indo-Vietnam Chamber of Commerce, a meeting with the governor of Maharashtra, the ministry said.
“He will hold in-depth and substantive discussions with the Indian dignitaries to qualitatively enhance our strategic partnership. Some agreements are also likely to be signed during the visit,” a ministry official said.
“Our ties are marked by mutual trust and a near identity of outlook on bilateral, regional and international issues, and matters of common interest. The relations are free of any divergences.
“We are also working together closely to expand ties in areas like energy, security and defence, science and technology, culture and so on. We had concluded a memorandum of understanding on defence cooperation in 2009.”
The ministry said this was Sang’s first visit outside the ASEAN region after he assumed office in August 2011.
The visits between the two countries include the state visit of Pratibha Patil in November 2008. Manmohan Singh visited Hanoi in October 2010. Last month, the external affairs minister visited Hanoi for the 14th India-Vietnam joint commission meeting on trade, economic, scientific and technological cooperation.
India, Vietnam to sign extradition treaty, other bilateral agreements - India - DNA
Vietnam president Truong Tan Sang landed in India on Tuesday on a three-day state visit. The two countries are expected to sign a number of bilateral agreements including one on extraditions.
The visit follows tensions between Beijing and New Delhi over India-Vietnam oil exploration projects in the South China Sea, over which China claims it has sole rights.
“Cooperation in hydrocarbons is an important area and will be discussed,” a ministry of external affairs official said at a briefing on Tuesday.
The official also said Vietnam has sought India’s expertise in city distribution of gas, and India is likely to engage GAIL for it. Officials also said there is ongoing cooperation for training of Vietnam police personnel.
Sang, who landed in Bangalore, visited Infosys. He is expected to meet external affairs minister SM Krishna on Wednesday followed by delegation level talks with prime minister Manmohan Singh. He will also be meeting president Pratibha Patil and leader of opposition Sushma Swaraj. On Thursday, his last day here, he will visit Mumbai to attend a meeting organised by the Indo-Vietnam Chamber of Commerce, a meeting with the governor of Maharashtra, the ministry said.
“He will hold in-depth and substantive discussions with the Indian dignitaries to qualitatively enhance our strategic partnership. Some agreements are also likely to be signed during the visit,” a ministry official said.
“Our ties are marked by mutual trust and a near identity of outlook on bilateral, regional and international issues, and matters of common interest. The relations are free of any divergences.
“We are also working together closely to expand ties in areas like energy, security and defence, science and technology, culture and so on. We had concluded a memorandum of understanding on defence cooperation in 2009.”
The ministry said this was Sang’s first visit outside the ASEAN region after he assumed office in August 2011.
The visits between the two countries include the state visit of Pratibha Patil in November 2008. Manmohan Singh visited Hanoi in October 2010. Last month, the external affairs minister visited Hanoi for the 14th India-Vietnam joint commission meeting on trade, economic, scientific and technological cooperation.
India, Vietnam to sign extradition treaty, other bilateral agreements - India - DNA
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Vietnam and India frendship
And let it grow tenfold daily.
Vietnam Southeast Asia's fastest growing economy and we the second fastest in the world, it is natural that India and Vietnam should increase more economic engagements, open doors for better and increased cooperation not just in resources, but also in education, economics, trade, finance, agriculture and other critical areas that form pillars of any country.
Vietnam has guts and resources while we have talent and capability. A win-win situation for both.
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Soviet Union was the custodian of communism world over; and it was our best friend ever. Go figure out why.
It's bussiness only bro, we have so many Steel plant already. May be after kicking out some bad China steel plant , we will warm weilcome Tata Steel plant
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Talk about your own enclosed mindset, Red. Just because you cannot think any other way than permitted doesn't mean it is the only way right.
truth is what uncle wen says
Relation India and Vietnam established from time of Nehru - Ho Chi Minh. India is always support Vietnam with goodwill.
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It's bussiness only bro, we have so many Steel plant already. May be after kicking out some bad China steel plant , we will warm weilcome Tata Steel plant
REmember this..who's in charge of your gorvernment? Chinese or vietnamese...No Vietnamese officials said no to China when we dump money into the table...all will grab it and become chinese lobbyists and work in China's favor
this has been repeated itself since tributary state period...and keep goingREmember this..who's in charge of your gorvernment? Chinese or vietnamese...No Vietnamese officials said no to China when we dump money into the table...all will grab it and become chinese lobbyists and work in China's favor
Hehe, so now you hope that some corrupted Vnese will keep grabing your money ??
, Oki, just keep hoping and wasting money, but all VNese still to be taught that: CHina is forever enemy of VN Similar threads
