Navies of Vietnam, China strengthen cooperation  

(VOVWORLD) - Tran Thanh Nghiem, Commander of the Vietnam People’s Navy (VPN) described the joint patrol mechanism in the Gulf of Tonkin as one of the highlights of cooperation between the navies of Vietnam and China. 

Navies of Vietnam, China strengthen cooperation   - ảnh 1Vice Admiral Tran Thanh Nghiem receives Chinese defense attaché Jiang Bo. (Photo: baohaiquanvietnam.vn)

Vice Admiral Nghiem was speaking while receiving Chinese defense attaché Jiang Bo, and newly appointed Chinese naval attaché Liu Zhuqing, who came to pay a courtesy visit.

The two sides have successfully organized dozens of joint patrols and conducted multiple joint exercises at sea, contributing maintaining peace, security, and order in the Gulf of Tonkin and enhancing the two navies’ coordinated response to non-traditional maritime security challenges.

Vice Admiral Nghiem proposed strengthening visits at all levels and effectively implementing signed cooperation mechanisms.

Attaché Jiang Bo said he will continue to promote cooperation between the armed forces of Vietnam and China, their navies in particular.

Colonel Liu Zhuqing expressed his pleasure at being appointed the first Chinese naval attaché to Vietnam and said he wants to serve as a bridge and communication channel for cooperative activities between the two navies.

 

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