President of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar U Min Aung Hlaing, who is currently in Viet Nam at the invitation of President of the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam Mr To Lam and his spouse, held talks with Chairman of the National Assembly of Viet Nam Mr Tran Thanh Man at the National Assembly Building in Hanoi yesterday morning.
During the
meeting, the Vietnamese National Assembly Chairman warmly welcomed President U
Min Aung Hlaing and the high-level Myanmar delegation, expressing his delight
at Myanmar’s successful holding of the multiparty democratic general election
and the formation of a new government.
He also
expressed his appreciation for the efforts being made under the leadership of
President U Min Aung Hlaing to ensure State stability and peace, improve the
socioeconomic well-being of the people, achieve positive results across various
sectors, including international relations, and promote national development
through comprehensive efforts.
He
reaffirmed that Viet Nam respects and values Myanmar’s sovereignty, territorial
integrity and right to make independent decisions. He also said that Myanmar
could regard Viet Nam as a reliable and trusted friend.
The Viet
Nam-Myanmar comprehensive cooperative partnership would continue to develop,
bringing practical benefits to the peoples of both countries and making
positive contributions to peace, stability and cooperation in the region.
In response,
President U Min Aung Hlaing expressed his great pleasure at meeting Mr Tran
Thanh Man, Chairman of the National Assembly of Viet Nam, an important pillar
of the country’s legislative system. He also extended his congratulations on Mr
Tran Thanh Man’s re-election as Chairman of the National Assembly.
He expressed
his sincere appreciation for Viet Nam’s dispatch of a delegation to attend the
oath-taking ceremony for the President of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar
held in April 2026.
He continued
that the meeting would provide an opportunity for frank and cordial discussions
on ways to further promote friendship, mutual understanding and trust, and
cooperation between the legislative bodies of the two countries. Myanmar and
Viet Nam have maintained strong and extensive cooperation not only between
their respective governments, armed forces, political parties and peoples, but
also across various sectors.
He noted
with appreciation that Viet Nam has established diplomatic relations with all
United Nations member states and has comprehensive strategic partnership
relations with all five permanent members of the United Nations Security
Council. He also expressed gratitude for Viet Nam’s support for Myanmar in the
international and ASEAN landscape.
He said that
mutual trust between Viet Nam and Myanmar, together with close contacts among
senior officials of the two countries, has contributed to the continued
strengthening of relations and cooperation between the two countries and their
respective armed forces.
Myanmar
regards parliamentary relations with Viet Nam as an important political pillar
of bilateral relations. He noted that cooperation between the two political
parties and legislative bodies would contribute to further strengthening the
existing ties between the two countries, and support for reciprocal visits
between the Speakers of the two parliaments.
He said that
as Myanmar now has a new government elected by the people and its legislative
bodies have resumed operations, Myanmar looks forward to learning from Viet
Nam’s experience in legislation and parliamentary oversight. He also called for
closer cooperation between the two parliaments, including mutual support at
regional and international parliamentary forums and greater cooperation among
ASEAN parliaments. He said the new Myanmar Government would implement practical
reforms to strengthen the multiparty democratic system and promote national
development, while further strengthening friendly relations with neighbouring
and partner countries and pursuing regional interests in a balanced manner.
The two
leaders then cordially exchanged views on matters concerning the promotion of
bilateral cooperation and ways to further enhance cooperation between the
parliaments of the two countries.
They then
posed for a commemorative photo and cordially greeted those in attendance.
President U Min Aung Hlaing observed the parliament building, departed from the
parliament compound, and Mr Tran Thanh Man warmly accompanied him and saw him
off.
MNA/KTZH
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