PM meets overseas Vietnamese in Luxembourg

December 11, 2022 - 10:56

Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính meets representatives of the Vietnamese community in Luxembourg on December 10 afternoon while on a visit to the country, speaking highly of the role of the community.

Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính meets representatives of the Vietnamese community in Luxembourg on December 10

LUXEMBOURG — The Vietnamese Party and State totally respect the choice of the people and the differences, as they have no goals other than the happy and prosperous life of every people.

Prime Minister Phạm Minh Chính made the statement while meeting representatives of the Vietnamese community in Luxembourg on December 10 afternoon while on a visit to the country, speaking highly of the role of the community.

He briefed them on bilateral relations and the changes back in Việt Nam, as well as the outcomes of his Luxembourg visit which, he said, ushered in many great chances of cooperation between the two countries.

The leader also expressed his hope that the Vietnamese community there will continue their trust on the leadership of the Vietnamese Party and State.

Representatives of the community expressed their joy at Việt Nam’s achievements and their belief in the fine future of the country, and raised their proposals in developments in various fields.

They also voiced their hope for better conditions for them to contribute to the national building and development. — VNS

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