PM Chinh holds reception for Belarusian counterpart






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PM Chinh invites his Belarusian counterpart to step on the podium
while military bands play the national anthems of both nations.
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The two leaders review the guard of honour.
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PM Chinh and his Belarusian counterpart then pay a visit to a photo
exhibition showcasing the joint friendly relations.
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This year marks the first time that Belarusian PM Golovchenko has
paid an official visit to Vietnam.
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The two Government leaders pose for a group photo.
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The pair hold talks immediately after the conclusion of the
welcome ceremony.
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Bilateral relations have deep roots dating back to the Soviet era
when President Ho Chi Minh visited Belarus in 1957 and 1961,
marking significant milestones in terms of the development of both
nations’ relations.
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More than three decades since the establishment of diplomatic ties
in 1992, the two countries have been enjoying and developing their
traditional friendship and all-around collaboration efforts with an
increasingly high level of trust.

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