The annual event was designed to strengthen the bilateral cooperation between Vietnam and Romania.

Addressing the event, President of the Vietnam-Romania Friendship Association Tong Van Nga affirmed that the countries’ friendship continued to record positive developments through diplomatic activities in 2019.

The annual event was designed to strengthen the bilateral cooperation between Vietnam and Romania.

However, two-way trade turnover has yet to match the countries’ potential and cooperation, he noted.

2020 will mark the 70th founding anniversary of the Vietnam-Romania diplomatic relations, Nga said, stressing that the year will be an important milestone for the bilateral friendship.

Romania has supported Vietnam during the country’s struggle for independence and reunification in the past and the national construction at present. More than 3,000 students, post-graduates and trainees have been trained in Romania, while over 2,000 Vietnamese labourers are working in the European nation.

He added that in the coming time, the Vietnam-Romania Friendship Association will launch a number of activities to promote the bilateral relations to the countries’ young generations.

For his part, Romanian Ambassador to Vietnam Emil Ghitulescu described the bilateral friendship as a heritage that needs to be maintained and promoted.

On the occasion, the Vietnam-Romania Friendship Association presented certificates of merit to individuals and collectives with outstanding contributions to the association and the two countries’ friendship and cooperation.

Vietnamese firms to explore Bulgarian, Romanian markets

The Trade Promotion Agency (Vietrade) under the Ministry of Industry and Trade will organise a business trip for 20 domestic companies to seek new opportunities in Bulgaria and Romania from October 3.

PM hopes to lift Vietnam-Romania trade on par with potential

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc received Secretary of State at the Romanian Foreign Ministry Monica Gheorghita in Hanoi on May 14, asking for close coordination to realise the outcomes of his recent visit to the European nation.

Vietnam-Romania joint statement emphasizes important partners

Vietnam and Romania are each other’s important partner as said a joint statement issued at the end of the official visit to Romania from April 14-16 made by Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc at the invitation of Romanian Prime Minister Viorica Dancila.

PM Phuc holds talks with Romanian counterpart

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc on April 15 held talks in Bucharest with his host PM of Romania Viorica Dancila during his official visit to the European country from April 14-16.

PM visits Vietnamese Embassy, community in Romania

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc and his spouse visited the Vietnamese Embassy and held talks with Vietnamese community in Romania on April 14 as part of his ongoing visit to the country.

Source: VNA