Vietnam attaches great importance to and strives for further deepening its traditional partnership with Mongolia in all areas. This is done with consideration of the interests and needs of both countries, contributing to peace, stability, and cooperation both in the region and on the international stage. This was reported by MiddleAsianNews.
Lyong Kyong, the President of Vietnam, noted that the party, the state, and the people of the country always remember and appreciate Mongolia's significant support in the historical struggle for independence, as well as in the current process of nation-building and development.
As reported by Báo Điện tử, this statement was made during a meeting in Hanoi with the Chairman of the Supreme Court of Mongolia, Ganzorig Damdin.
The President emphasized that in recent years, bilateral relations between Vietnam and Mongolia have significantly strengthened, and important results have been achieved in various areas such as politics, economy, trade, and education. In particular, in September 2024, both countries elevated their relations to the level of comprehensive partnership.
He also noted that Vietnam always values Mongolia's support in the past and present, which confirms their strong ties.
Kyong highly appreciated Mongolia's ongoing commitment to developing relations with Vietnam, calling the country a "third neighbor" and one of the key partners in Southeast Asia.
Ganzorig Damdin, for his part, noted that cooperation between the two countries continues to deepen at a higher level, including the expansion of ties between the supreme courts. He expressed admiration for Vietnam's socio-economic progress, which has become more dynamic, and its growing international authority.
During a briefing with his Vietnamese counterpart, Damdin reported on the agreements reached regarding the development of judicial systems, experience exchange, and further cooperation. He expressed confidence that these relations will continue to develop, with judicial cooperation becoming an important foundation.
President Kyong also noted that the efforts of the supreme courts in strengthening judicial ties are of significant importance. He emphasized the importance of the memorandum of understanding signed in June of last year, which facilitates delegation exchanges, personnel training, and mutual legal assistance, thereby supporting the development of modern judicial institutions. The President expressed hope for effective cooperation that will contribute to the broader development of bilateral relations.
