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Deputy PM Nhan welcomes new German Ambassador

VGP – Deputy PM Nguyen Thien Nhan on December 13 expressed his pleasure at the fine development of the strategic partnership between Vietnam and Germany during his reception for new German Ambassador Jutta Frasch,.

December 14, 2012 8:45 AM GMT+7

Deputy PM Nguyen Thien Nhan (R) and German Ambassador Jutta Frasch, Ha Noi, December 13, 2012 -  Photo: VGP/Tu Luong

Germany is Viet Nam’s leading trade partner in Europe, stressed Deputy PM Nhan, hoping that the diplomat would actively boost the bilateral ties, especially in economic field.

The Deputy PM also thanked the German Government for its valuable assistance in vocational training. Early next week, the two sides will sign a minute of cooperation in vocational training.

Ambassador Frasch highly appreciated Viet Nam’s status and development potential, affirming the Southeast Asian country’s position in Germany’s economic development strategy.

In the time to come, German and Vietnamese Governments will discuss policies on luring private enterprises into vocational training sector, said the diplomat./.

By Ngoc Van