Parliaments of Vietnam, Romania should increase exchanges: official

National Assembly Vice Chairman Uong Chu Luu met with a delegation from the Committee for Legal Matters, Discipline and Immunities of Romania’s Chamber of Deputies on October 6, suggesting the two parliaments increase delegation exchanges to enhance ties.

National Assembly Vice Chairman Uong Chu Luu (R) and Daniel Barbulescu, who leads the Romanian delegation on October 6 (Photo: VNA)

He said that Vietnam attached importance to promoting co-operation and friendship with Romania and that it appreciated Romania’s assistance during its struggle for national independence and the current national development.

Vietnam was delighted at the European nation’s achievements in reforms and socioeconomic development, he noted.

He said the two parliaments should step up co-ordination and mutual support at multilateral parliamentary forums so as to help foster the countries’ amity and substantive co-operation.

Luu also spoke highly of the outcomes of the visiting delegation’s talks and working sessions with the Vietnamese parliament’s committees for legal and judicial affairs and the board of deputy-related works. Those agencies should enhance collaboration and experience sharing in legislation and law enforcement.

At the meeting, Daniel Barbulescu, a parliamentarian of the Social Democratic Party, valued Vietnam’s socioeconomic achievements and informed his host about the outcomes of his delegation’s talks and working sessions with the Vietnamese side.

He pledged that the agencies would undertake more practical activities to help strengthen bilateral relations in all domains, especially in legislation and law enforcement.

(Source: NDO)