Romania’s National Day celebrated in Hanoi
Hanoi (VNA) – A meeting was held in Hanoi on November 30 to celebrate the 90 th anniversary of Romania ’s National Day (Dec.1).
At the meeting, co-held by the Romanian Embassy in Vietnam and the Vietnam-Romania Friendship Association, Romanian Ambassador Dumitri Olaru affirmed that Romania always considers Vietnam its leading partner in Southeast Asia and wishes to develop ties with the 86 million-strong country.
Vietnam and Romania’s all present and future cooperative projects show their desire to consolidate and strengthen multi-faceted bilateral relationship towards the partnership, the ambassador said, expressing his belief that the bilateral ties will be further developed in 2009.
The Vietnam-Romania relationship has seen positive developments in recent years. The two countries have exchanged many high-ranking delegations and signed a number of cooperative agreements and programmes on trade, investment, science and technology, agriculture and transport.
Vietnam and Romania have also coordinated and supported each other at multilateral forums and within the framework of the EU, Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) as well as Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC).
Two-way trade between the two countries increased to 44 million USD in 2007 from 30 million USD during the 2000-2005 period. In the first half of this year, the figure reached nearly 35 million USD.
Vietnam and Romania’s all present and future cooperative projects show their desire to consolidate and strengthen multi-faceted bilateral relationship towards the partnership, the ambassador said, expressing his belief that the bilateral ties will be further developed in 2009.
The Vietnam-Romania relationship has seen positive developments in recent years. The two countries have exchanged many high-ranking delegations and signed a number of cooperative agreements and programmes on trade, investment, science and technology, agriculture and transport.
Vietnam and Romania have also coordinated and supported each other at multilateral forums and within the framework of the EU, Asia-Europe Meeting (ASEM) as well as Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC).
Two-way trade between the two countries increased to 44 million USD in 2007 from 30 million USD during the 2000-2005 period. In the first half of this year, the figure reached nearly 35 million USD.
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