Vietnamese National Assembly President Trần Thanh Mẫn has embarked on an official visit to China, aiming to enhance the bilateral relations between the two nations. Departing from Hanoi on Sunday, Mẫn’s visit is centered on strengthening parliamentary cooperation and is conducted at the invitation of Zhao Leji, chairman of the Standing Committee of China’s National People’s Congress.
During his stay, Mẫn will co-chair the second session of the cooperation committee between Vietnam’s National Assembly and China’s National People’s Congress. The discussions are expected to revolve around improving collaboration between the legislative bodies of the two countries, with a focus on supporting Vietnam’s foreign policy objectives. This initiative is part of efforts to bolster the comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership that exists between Vietnam and China.
This trip marks Mẫn’s first visit to China in his role as Vietnam’s top legislator, highlighting the ongoing commitment of both countries to deepen political engagement and strengthen institutional ties. The visit underscores the importance of parliamentary cooperation as a cornerstone of the long-term bilateral partnership between Vietnam and China.
The meetings and discussions during this visit are anticipated to reinforce the political and institutional relationships between the two countries, further cementing their cooperative efforts on the international stage. By enhancing legislative collaboration, Vietnam and China aim to lay a stronger foundation for future engagements and mutual growth.