Vietnamese PM's visit to Japan: significant for both countries' post-Covid recovery
Vietnam’s prime minister affirms that Japan is a leading strategic partner of Vietnam.
Vietnam’s Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh met former Japanese PM Suga Yoshihide and Chairman of the Japan-Vietnam Friendship Parliamentary Alliance Nikai Toshihiro on November 23 as beginning his four-day visit to Japan.
PM Pham Minh Chinh (3rd left), Chairman of the Japan-Vietnam Friendship Parliamentary Alliance Nikai Toshihiro (4th left), and former Japanese PM Suga Yoshihide (5th left) attend the export of Unshu mandarin oranges to Vietnam. Photos: VGP |
In talks with Suga Yoshihide, PM Chinh affirmed that Japan is among Vietnam’s most important strategic partners. |
PM Chinh thanked Nikai Toshihiro for his contributions to Japan’s Covid relief to Vietnam, including more than four million vaccine doses and medical supplies. |
At the meeting, Chinh hoped that Suga Yoshihide and Nikai Toshihiro would continue contributing to the Vietnam-Japan relations that will reach the 50th year in 2023. |
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