Permanent Vice Secretary of the Hanoi municipal Party Committee Ngo Thi Thanh Hang met with Finnish Ambassador to Vietnam Kari Kahiluoto on August 20.
At the meeting, the ambassador expressed hope that Hanoi and Helsinki would maintain their fruitful relation, heading to the sustainable development.
Ambassador Kari Kahiluoto cited some issues of mutual concern between the two cities which are traffic, infrastructure development, while highlighting the open room for their bilateral cooperation in urban development, trade, culture, education and tourism, etc.
For her part, Hang thanked the Finnish people as well as Helsinki city for their support given to Hanoi in the war time as well as nowadays. Among the projects stood out the water one for Hanoi in the 1985-2001 period.
The Hanoi official also expressed her gratitude to the support given by the Finnish Embassy that facilitated the trip of a Hanoi delegation to Finland in June.
In Finland, the delegation led by Hang had working sessions with officials of Helsinki and the southern Ostrobothnia region on possibilities of cooperation between Hanoi and the localities.
The Hanoi delegation visited the southern Ostrobothnia region where they received warm welcome from regional council chairman Kai Potinen, regional governor Asko Peltola, and regional permanent deputy governor Antti Saartenoja.
At the meeting, the two sides reviewed the accomplishments that they gained over the past 10 years since the signing of the bilateral cooperation agreement.
Despite geographical distance, Hanoi and southern Ostrobothnia have carried out a number of effective cooperation activities, especially in the fields of culture-society, education-training and art exchanges.
Through the visit, the Hanoi delegation wished to continuously increase cooperation and experience sharing with the Finnish region, not only in cultural exchanges, labor and education-training but also in other realms such as social welfare, trade and investment promotion, tourism, smart city, green technology, energy, and e-government.
Hanoi has granted investment licenses to four investment projects from Finland with total registered capital of US$570,000 in information technology and commercial services, Hang noted.
On the basis of the trip’s positive results and the healthy Vietnam-Finland relations, Hang hoped that Hanoi and Finnish localities would keep striving to new cooperation, especially in the areas of education, investment, trade, etc.
Agreeing with Hang, Ambassador Kari Kahiluoto also showed his high support for further cooperation plans between Hanoi and Helsinki in the time ahead, with the aim to reinforce Vietnam-Finland ties.
Ambassador Kari Kahiluoto cited some issues of mutual concern between the two cities which are traffic, infrastructure development, while highlighting the open room for their bilateral cooperation in urban development, trade, culture, education and tourism, etc.
Permanent Vice secretary of the Hanoi municipal Party Committee Ngo Thi Thanh Hang meets with Finnish Ambassador to Vietnam Kari Kahiluoto
|
The Hanoi official also expressed her gratitude to the support given by the Finnish Embassy that facilitated the trip of a Hanoi delegation to Finland in June.
Permanent Vice secretary of the Hanoi municipal Party Committee Ngo Thi Thanh Hang presents souvenir to Finnish Ambassador to Vietnam Kari Kahiluoto
|
The Hanoi delegation visited the southern Ostrobothnia region where they received warm welcome from regional council chairman Kai Potinen, regional governor Asko Peltola, and regional permanent deputy governor Antti Saartenoja.
At the meeting, the two sides reviewed the accomplishments that they gained over the past 10 years since the signing of the bilateral cooperation agreement.
Despite geographical distance, Hanoi and southern Ostrobothnia have carried out a number of effective cooperation activities, especially in the fields of culture-society, education-training and art exchanges.
Through the visit, the Hanoi delegation wished to continuously increase cooperation and experience sharing with the Finnish region, not only in cultural exchanges, labor and education-training but also in other realms such as social welfare, trade and investment promotion, tourism, smart city, green technology, energy, and e-government.
Hanoi has granted investment licenses to four investment projects from Finland with total registered capital of US$570,000 in information technology and commercial services, Hang noted.
On the basis of the trip’s positive results and the healthy Vietnam-Finland relations, Hang hoped that Hanoi and Finnish localities would keep striving to new cooperation, especially in the areas of education, investment, trade, etc.
Agreeing with Hang, Ambassador Kari Kahiluoto also showed his high support for further cooperation plans between Hanoi and Helsinki in the time ahead, with the aim to reinforce Vietnam-Finland ties.
Other News
- Experiencing Vietnamese Tet symphony at Home Hanoi Xuan 2025
- Vietnam-Singapore Friendship Association launched in Hanoi to strengthen bilateral ties
- Hanoi, HCMC to submit metro plans to National Assembly in February: Deputy PM
- Hanoi integrates administrative procedures into national public service portal
- 2025 spring book fair opens to boost reading in Hanoi
- Traditional essence in Hanoi's Old Quarter Tet celebration program
- Annual Tet flower market opens in Hoan Kiem District
- Thousands of people rejoice Hanoi International Light Festival 2025
- HUFO looks back at 2024 with impressive results
- More than 2,000 drones paint Hanoi's landmarks in New Year's skies
Trending
-
PM outlines key factors for ASEAN’s success in smart era
-
Vietnam news in brief - January 22
-
Tet homework? Yes, but keep it light to avoid stress for students
-
Vietnam hosts first international lantern competition
-
Hanoi kicks off the Spring Calligraphy Festival in celebration of Lunar New Year
-
Hanoi’s central role means heightened responsibility in foreign affairs: Mayor
-
Hanoi revives historic Tet traditions in Duong Lam Ancient Village
-
AI set to drive Vietnam's economic growth in 2025
-
Two Vietnamese cities in Asia's top five destinations for digital nomads