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Argentina, Vietnam for Deepening Links

BUENOS AIRES - Argentina president Cristina Fernández and Vietnam Prime Minister, Nguyen Tan Dung, reaffirmed today the will of both governments to deepen their links and increase cooperation.

Fernandez and Tan Dung, here on a three-day visit, held a private meeting in the White Hall of the government headquarters Casa Rosada before presiding over the signing ceremony of several protocols aimed at deepening bilateral cooperation.

Among the documents signed there is a setter of intent for the construction of a wind farm, a factory to produce equipment to develop that type of energy and an electricity generating plant fed by the force of winds.

A memorandum of understanding on cooperation in economic and international relations, an agreement of exchange in the cultural sphere and another one for cooperation in the energy sector.

Finally, a joint declaration extolling cooperation between both nations was also signed, reiterating the will to continue deepening these ties.

For our country and our generation, the Socialist Republic of Vietnam has an important symbolic value and "showed to be a small great people which has become today in an independent country" said Fernandez during the ceremony.

She also greeted the achievement of Vietnam of becoming the biggest coffee and rice exporter in the world and underlined that bilateral trade increased between 2003 and 2009 over the average Argentina has with the rest of the world.

Tan Dung, for his part, evaluated as very fruitful the official talks and said to feel as "brothers that understand each other with a constructive spirit."

We coincide both in the orientation of concrete measures in the economy, the defense of national security and culture, emphasized the Vietnamese head of government.

Argentina and Vietnam established diplomatic relations on October 25, 1973, although it was not until the 90s that contacts received a greater boost.

On February, 1999 in Hanoi was signed the Final Protocol of the First Meeting of the Mixed Commission Argentina-Vietnam.

Until this date, both countries have exchanged over 50 official delegations, including visits of President Carlos Menem to Vietnam in 1997 and Tran Duc Luong to Argentina in 2004.

Over the last ten years, about 30 agreements have been signed in the political, economic and scientific-technological spheres.
 
 
 
 
 
 

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