Chinese President Xi Jinping, General Secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, embarked on a significant state visit to Vietnam from December 12 to 13. Over the course of two days, the leaders of both nations engaged in comprehensive discussions aimed at upgrading China-Vietnam relations and deepening strategic cooperation across various sectors.
Prior to the official meetings, a CGTN Stringer visited Hanoi University on December 11 to interact with Vietnamese students about their expectations for President Xi's visit. The students expressed strong optimism about the potential outcomes of the visit, highlighting the importance of enhanced bilateral cooperation.
One student praised President Xi as a visionary leader committed to improving the living standards of the Chinese people and fostering national prosperity. Another emphasized the visit's significance, describing it as a pivotal event that holds great meaning for the relationship between the two countries. The students are hopeful that the strengthened cooperation will lead to development in multiple fields, benefiting both nations.
This state visit underscores the mutual interest in fostering a robust partnership, reflecting the aspirations of young global citizens for closer ties and collaborative growth between China and Vietnam.
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Vietnamese youth hope to strengthen cooperation between the two countries
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