Khaberni - The Speaker of the House, Mazen Al-Qadi, and the accompanying parliamentary delegation, in the presence of the non-resident Jordanian Ambassador Dr. Saed Al-Radaideh, met a number of officials in the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, affirming during the meetings the Kingdom of Jordan's desire to establish partnerships that benefit both friendly countries.
Al-Qadi praised the progress of the Republic of Vietnam in the fields of artificial intelligence, agriculture, industry, in addition to the field of health and medical supplies.
Al-Qadi pointed out during his meeting with the General Secretary of the Socialist Party, To Lam, that Jordan, under the leadership of King Abdullah II, appreciates and values Vietnam's firm stance towards the Palestinian issue and its support for the two-state solution and confirms its support of the Hashemite custodianship of the Islamic and Christian holy sites in Jerusalem, appreciating the material and moral support to the people in Gaza, and hoping for more international support to end the suffering in Gaza. He also congratulated the Secretary-General on the occasion of his reelection as the party leader.
In his meeting with the President, Luong Kuong, Al-Qadi expressed hope in promoting tourism between the two countries, pointing out that both Jordan and Vietnam possess historical and religious tourism features, and calling for mutual visits between the friendly countries.
Al-Qadi emphasized Jordan's position as a focal point in the region, especially as its strategic location makes it a destination for investments in all fields.
Al-Qadi explained during his meeting with the Prime Minister, Pham Minh, that immediately upon his return from his last visit to the Republic of Vietnam, His Majesty the King directed all officials in Jordan to open avenues of cooperation between the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan and the Republic of Vietnam, stressing the importance of tourist and cultural exchange between the countries.
On their part, officials in the Republic of Vietnam expressed great interest in the visit, as it comes three months after the historic royal visit to Vietnam, and they agreed on enhancing cooperation between Jordan and Vietnam by signing agreements that would strengthen relations at all levels, affirming that both countries have a strong desire to enhance cooperation in health, education, agriculture, and cooperation in the fields of security and defence
They highlighted the importance of the role of the United Nations in resolving disputes through dialogue and respecting international laws and the charters of the United Nations, reaffirming their solid position towards the Palestinian issue, appreciating the efforts of King Abdullah in particular in building peace in the region.
