Party General Secretary and State President Nguyen Phu Trong (Photo: VNA) Hanoi (VNA) – Leaders of many countries in the
world have extended their congratulations to Party General Secretary and State
President Nguyen Phu Trong over his re-election as General Secretary of the
Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam in the 13th tenure.
In his message, Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russia values
the personal contribution of the Vietnamese Party leader to strengthening the
comprehensive strategic partnership between the two countries.
He expressed a belief that with joint efforts, the two countries
will continue to promote bilateral constructive dialogues and effective
cooperation in all fields, which meets the interest of the people of both
Russia and Vietnam and contributes to ensuring stability and security in the
Asia-Pacific region.
Meanwhile, US President Joe Biden appreciated the commitments
made by General Secretary Trong to promoting the US-Vietnam partnership, and
expressed his wish to further bolster the bilateral ties.
He also welcomed the Vietnamese Party leader’s efforts in
fighting corruption and promoting good governance, and wished the Party General
Secretary success in his position.
The US President stressed that cooperation among the US, Vietnam
and the ASEAN is very important to promoting shared priorities in the context
of grave challenges facing the international community.
The message from Indian President Ram Nath Kovind wrote that: "Our time-tested and special relations have seen an unprecedented momentum under your leadership over the last decade, including the elevation of our engagement to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership in 2016."
"I look forward to continuing to work with you to further deepen the relations between our two countries and peoples. Our close coordination and partnership
in the post-pandemic world will be a source of strength for the regional and global peace and prosperity," he wrote.
Meanwhile, Japanese Prime Minister Suga Yoshihide said he was
honoured to meet and talk with General Secretary Trong during his visit to
Vietnam, his first trip abroad after taking office as the PM of Japan. He
expressed a hope that he and the Vietnamese Party leader will continue to
coordinate in the time ahead to further develop and deepen the extensive strategic
partnership of the two countries across the fields from politics and security
to economics and trade.
As the world is facing unprecedented threats posed by the
COVID-19 pandemic, Japan wishes to stand side by side with the international
community, including Vietnam, to overcome difficulties and challenges, Suga
wrote, noting his hope that the Japan-Vietnam cooperative relationship will
continue to be strengthened even during the pandemic.
President of the Republic of Korea (RoK) Moon Jae-in praised the
efforts of the Vietnamese Party leader to develop the RoK-Vietnam ties over the
past time. He said he hopes to continue working with General Secretary Trong
for the development of the two countries’ strategic cooperative partnership in
the time ahead.
In his message, French President Emmanuel Macron noted that the
two countries have made joint efforts to enhance their friendship and cooperation
for many years. He highlighted the visit by General Secretary Trong to France
in March 2018 as a strong boost to bilateral ties. The President affirmed that
France wants to work together with Vietnam to overcome great global challenges,
especially the COVID-19 pandemic, climate change and preservation of biological
diversity.
Macron hoped that the two sides will join hand to further deepen
bilateral ties in economics, culture, health care and national defence. He reiterated
France’s strong commitment to ASEAN and close cooperation in multilateral
institutions such as the UN Security Council on the basis of international law.
Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong wrote in his message
that: "Under your leadership, Vietnam has made impressive strides over the last decade. The 13th National
Congress marks the start of yet another pivotal chapter of socio-economic development for Vietnam."
"Singapore and Vietnam share excellent relations as longstanding friends and Strategic Partners, and have worked well both bilaterally and in ASEAN. I am certain that the close ties between our two countries will deepen in the years ahead," he wrote.
Meanwhile, Thai Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha wrote in his
message that: "The outcome of the Congress reflects the trust and confidence that the Party and the people of Vietnam place on Your Excellency."
“I believe that, under your able leadership, Vietnam will
continue to grow from strength to strength.”
"I wish to reaffirm Thailand's firm commitments to further deepening our Strengthened Strategic Partnership to its fullest potential. In this regard, I hope that our two countries will work even more closely together for the benefit of our peoples and to further advance peace and development in our region and beyond," the Thai PM wrote./.