Party chief sends thank-you message to top Chinese leader
Hanoi (VNA) – Party General Secretary Nguyen Phu Trong has sent a message of thanks to Chinese Party General Secretary and President Xi Jinping, right after he concluded a four-day official visit to China on January 15.
In the message, the Vietnamese Party chief appreciated General Secretary Xi Jinping and other Chinese leaders for their warm reception for the Vietnamese high-ranking delegation.
He said a beautiful China with strong development and hospitable people has left a very profound impression on him and other Vietnamese delegates.
General Secretary Trong expressed his belief that positive outcomes of the visit would contribute significantly to strengthening the friendship, political trust and comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership between Vietnam and China for the development of the two nations, for the sake of their people, as well as for peace, stability, cooperation and prosperity in the region and in the world.
He wished that the Chinese people, under the leadership of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and comrade Xi Jinping, would reap greater successes in the cause of building a well-off society and developing China into a modern socialist nation with prosperity, democracy, civilisation and harmony.
The Vietnamese Party chief also extended his Lunar New Year greetings to comrade Xi Jinping and other top Chinese officials, wishing them good health, happiness and success.-VNA
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