Putin visited Vietnam: what the dictator agreed on with the country’s president

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Putin signed more than 10 documents with the President of Vietnam/Collage 24 Channel

Vladimir Putin arrived on an official visit to Vietnam. During the meeting, the presidents of Russia and Vietnam signed more than ten documents.

Putin and To Lam also agreed on a statement on strategic partnership between the states. A number of Russian media reported about the meeting between the presidents of Russia and Vietnam, reports 24 Channel.

Putin arrived in Vietnam

Vietnamese President To Lam said that negotiations with Putin were “successful” and in a “frank” manner.

According to him, Hanoi views Russia as one of its “foreign policy priorities.” He added that Hanoi and Moscow will work on “project efficiency” in the energy sector, as well as jointly look for ways to solve problems caused by the “current international situation.”

Politicians adopted a statement “On further deepening the comprehensive strategic partnership in the context of the 30th anniversary of the implementation of the Russian-Vietnamese Treaty on the Basics of Friendly Relations.”

< p>According to Russian media, agreements on cooperation in education and a memorandum on the schedule for creating a nuclear technology center in Vietnam were also signed. In addition, after negotiations with Putin, Vietnamese President To Lam said that Russia and Vietnam will increase cooperation in the field of defense and security.

Earlier, Vladimir Putin also visited North Korea. There, the Kremlin dictator entered into an agreement with Kim Jong-un on a comprehensive partnership. It also provides for mutual assistance between countries in the event of aggression against one of them.