Zhang Zhijun, deputy head of the International Department of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, said Tuesday the CPC has had more frequent, diversified, extensive and abundant exchanges with the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) in recent years.
Zhang made the remarks at a press conference held by the State Council's Information Office, which focused on the CPC's international communication with foreign political parties.
The relationship between the CPC and the CPV is an important component of the political foundation of overall ties of the two countries, Zhang said.
The CPC is happy to see that the China-Vietnam relations have kept deepening under the principles of long-term stability, facing the future, good-neighborliness and all-round cooperation and under the guidance of striving for good neighbors, good friends, good comrades and good partners, Zhang said.
He noted that three theoretical seminars between the CPC and the CPV have been organized since 2003, during which the two parties conducted in-depth discussions on how to realize economic development and social progress, how to strengthen self-construction and how to enhance the leadership competence of the parties.
Zhang said such seminars have born fruits, adding that it is of great importance for the CPC and the CPV to learn from each other and to do research on dealing with theoretical and practical issues emerging from the two countries' process of reform and opening-up.
Source: Xinhua
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