Vietnamese NA Chairman’s visit in Bulgarian media spotlight
Hai Dang, VOV correspondent in the Czech Republic -  
(VOVWORLD) - Bulgarian media have published multiple articles featuring the visit by National Assembly (NA) Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue, which they said is of particular importance for promoting diplomatic relations and economic co-operation. The visit created an important foundation to deepen the traditional friendship, and affirmed Vietnam’s important role for Bulgaria in Asia, according to Bulgarian media.
NA Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue speaks to scholars, lecturers, and students at the University of National and World Economy in Sofia on Sep 25, 2023. (Photo: quochoi.vn)
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The Bulgarian News Agency article stressed that the top Vietnamese legislator outlined four directions in bilateral relations and the development of joint co-operation.
They include deepening political and diplomatic ties, expanding economic investment and trade links towards becoming an important pillar in bilateral relations, creating partnerships in digital transformation and innovation, and promoting effective co-operation in education-training, health care, biotechnology, agriculture, environment, and natural resource management.
The Bulgarian news site emphasized that Vietnam will help Bulgaria enter the Asian market while Bulgaria helps Vietnam enter the European market.
This news site also stressed that NA President Rosen Zhelyazkov believes the visit is an important step in further strengthening the traditional friendship between the two countries in the direction of building a strategic partnership through enhancing high-level dialogue.
The news site of Bulgaria's Central Television, 24h newspaper, and a number of other newspapers published articles about the NA Chairman's visit to Bulgaria.
The articles stressed both nations’ determination to further strengthen the practical, effective, and sustainable development of the friendly and co-operative relationship between the two legislative bodies.
Hai Dang, VOV correspondent in the Czech Republic