Party chiefs' visits to map comprehensive, strategic orientations for Vietnam-China ties

Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, and Vietnam's Communist Party chief Nguyen Phu Trong address young people from both countries in Beijing on Tuesday. [Photo by Wu Zhiyi / China Daily]

The workshops are a flash point in the relations between the CPV and CPC, and are becoming an important forum for the two parties to exchange views, share experiences, learn from each other, and help speed up the building of socialism in each country. The discussions have also made positive contributions to strengthening and developing relations between the CPV and CPC, the official noted.

"Thanks to these workshops, further scientific arguments have been provided to affirm accuracy in the two parties' policies and pathways in concerned themes,"said Hien.

On the occasion of the upcoming visit to Vietnam by General Secretary of the Central Committee of CPC and Chinese President Xi Jinping, Hien hoped that theoretical exchanges between the CPV and CPC will continue to achieve important orientation, great attention and close direction by the two parties' leaders so that the theoretical cooperation mechanisms continue to be implemented, contributing to reinforcement and development of the two parties' ties in the coming time.

"I hope there will be new and diversified forms for theoretical exchanges between the CPV and CPC, such as exchanges between the two parties' research bodies, implementation of joint research, survey on theoretical and practical issues faced by the socio-economic development in Vietnam and China," Hien suggested.