Leading a high-level delegation, Vietnamese National Assembly President Trần Thanh Mẫn, accompanied by his spouse, is set to embark on official visits to South Korea and Mongolia from September 6 to 11. These visits aim to fortify parliamentary relations and broaden cooperation between Vietnam and these two nations.
The invitations for these diplomatic engagements were extended by South Korean National Assembly Speaker Cho Jeong-sik and Mongolian State Great Hural Chairman Sandag Byambatsogt. This initiative underscores the ongoing efforts to enhance diplomatic ties and explore wider collaborative opportunities between the legislative bodies of Vietnam and its counterparts in South Korea and Mongolia.
During the trip, the focus will be on reinforcing the existing relationships and exploring new avenues for cooperation in various sectors. By engaging directly with their South Korean and Mongolian counterparts, the Vietnamese delegation aims to discuss and identify mutual interests that can lead to stronger partnerships.
The visit comes at a time when Vietnam is actively seeking to deepen its international ties and play a more significant role on the global stage. Strengthening relations with South Korea and Mongolia aligns with Vietnam’s strategic interests in fostering regional stability and economic development.
As Vietnam continues to expand its diplomatic reach, these high-level visits reflect the country’s commitment to building robust and mutually beneficial partnerships with countries around the world. Through this diplomatic mission, Vietnam hopes to cement its relations with South Korea and Mongolia, paving the way for future collaborations.