Vietnam’s Prime Minister hosted Kyrgyz PM Japarov, discussing bilateral cooperation. Key highlights include commune police handling 35 procedures, AstraZeneca’s support in vaccine technology, and strengthening Vietnam’s relations with Samsung, Laos, Uzbekistan, and UN entities. Vietnam also noted early positive signs in its socio-economic indicators for 2023.
On March 6, Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh hosted a welcome ceremony for Kyrgyz Prime Minister Akylbek Japarov. This included discussions on strengthening bilateral relations and cooperation across various sectors. A notable highlight was the ongoing collaboration between Vietnam and AstraZeneca to enhance vaccine technology transfer.
The Government’s press conference revealed that commune-level police in Vietnam can now manage 35 administrative procedures, enhancing service delivery in immigration, citizen identity management, and vehicle registration. This aims to streamline operations and improve efficiency.
In his address, PM Chinh praised AstraZeneca for its timely delivery of 30 million vaccine doses at reduced costs during the pandemic. This support has significantly impacted Vietnam’s COVID-19 response.
The Minister of Public Security also met with Samsung Vietnam’s General Director. Both discussed the strong economic partnership between Vietnam and South Korea, underscoring Samsung’s vital role in Vietnam’s investment landscape.
During a government committee meeting, PM Chinh emphasized the necessity of preserving regional characteristics when considering administrative unit mergers to promote mutual support among units.
Politburo member Nguyen Xuan Thang highlighted Vietnam’s reforms aimed at enhancing institutional and political systems while fostering economic growth and national pride. The focus is on developing new growth drivers to facilitate national progress.
Bilateral cooperation between Vietnam and Uzbekistan has been reinforced by deputy ministers from both nations, who aim to leverage their respective strengths for mutual development.
PM Chinh welcomed the Lao Deputy Minister of National Defense, reinforcing the strong friendship between Vietnam and Laos and acknowledging Laos’ support for Vietnam’s national defense efforts.
A symposium focused on the commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the Tay Nguyen Victory is included in the event calendar leading up to Vietnam’s National Reunification Day, emphasizing historical achievements.
In defense talks with Laos, General Nguyen Tan Cuong discussed cooperation efforts, including assistance in forming Laos’ UN peacekeeping forces.
Prime Minister Chinh called for rigorous preparations for any restructuring of administrative units, emphasizing the need for revitalizing growth and enhancing public investment disbursement for key projects.
Moreover, Vietnam and Laos are enhancing their defense cooperation mechanisms, indicating an expansion in their military partnership.
On the economic front, positive signals emerged in early 2023, with the Consumer Price Index (CPI) reflecting a 3.27% increase and state budget revenues surpassing expectations.
Vietnam co-sponsored a UN resolution marking the 80th anniversary of World War II’s conclusion, underscoring its commitment to global peace and stability. In earlier news, notable discussions in various government meetings emphasized innovation, digital transformation, and strengthened economic relations with the UK, Singapore, and ASEAN countries.
Recent initiatives illustrate Vietnam’s commitment to advancing human rights and economic partnership, positioning it for further growth in international relations.
Vietnam is actively enhancing both domestic administrative efficiencies and international relations through various initiatives and partnerships. From broadening the scope of commune-level police powers to emphasizing defense cooperation with Laos and reinforcing ties with AstraZeneca for vaccine technology, Vietnam is focused on strategic growth. The commitment to social development and historical commemoration demonstrates a balanced approach to national progress while firmly establishing international presence through diplomatic discussions and economic collaborations with entities like Singapore and the UN.
Original Source: en.vietnamplus.vn
