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Vietnam, Algeria urged to capitalize on bilateral cooperation opportunities

General Nguyen Trong Nghia has called on Vietnamese diplomatic representatives in Algeria to proactively expand ties and turn traditional solidarity into practical outcomes to boost bilateral cooperation across key sectors.

Vietnam, Algeria urged to capitalize on bilateral cooperation opportunities

Vietnamese high-ranking officials are urging their diplomatic counterparts in Algeria to capitalize on existing ties and transform traditional solidarity into tangible results. General Nguyen Trong Nghia, a prominent member of the Vietnamese Politburo, visited the Vietnamese Embassy and Defense Attache Office in Algeria on September 25 to discuss bolstering bilateral cooperation.

Ambassador Vu Duy Long, representing the Vietnamese Embassy, highlighted ongoing efforts to coordinate external affairs and promote bilateral relations. The focus remains on implementing the Vietnam-Algeria Strategic Partnership framework and executing signed agreements, drawing on shared aspirations for independence and centuries-long affection.

General Nghia emphasized that nurturing these strong bonds should lead to new cooperative achievements, urging Vietnamese foreign service officers to maintain ties and engage in exchanges to enhance Algeria's understanding of Vietnam. He stressed that foreign affairs must lead in maintaining a peaceful and stable environment while proactively unlocking cooperation opportunities.

Given Algeria's strategic location and resources, the embassy should research and provide strategic advice to capitalize on potential collaborations. Meanwhile, Vietnamese officials pledged continued support for the overseas Vietnamese community and expressed gratitude for the Mid-Autumn Festival gifts presented to local children.

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