Chinese Vice President Meets CPV Delegation

On April 17， Chinese Vice President Wang Qishan met a delegation from the Communist Party of Vietnam （CPV） led by Nguyen Van Binh， a member of the Political Bureau of the CPV Central Committee （CPVCC） and of the Secretariat of the CPVCC in Beijing.

Wang declared during the meeting that as socialism with Chinese characteristics enters a new era， it is necessary to uphold Party leadership and firmly pursue the new vision of innovative， coordinated， green， and open development for everyone.

It is also necessary to adopt a coordinated approach to dealing with the relationship between subsistence and development， efficiency and equity， to realize the transition of Chinas economy from a phase of rapid growth to a stage of high-quality development， which conforms with the fundamental needs of the Chinese people， Wang stressed.

Noting that the two countries are socialist neighbors sharing borders and that a China-Vietnam community with a shared future is “strategically important，” Wang highlighted that the two countries have huge potential for cooperation.

He also said efforts should be made to implement the important consensus reached by leaders of both countries and create favorable environment for synergizing China's Belt and Road Initiative and Vietnam's "Two Corridors and One Economic Circle" plan to ensure that progress be made in the comprehensive strategic cooperative partnership of the two countries.

China's successful reform and opening-up serves as a reference point for Vietnam， said Binh， also head of the CPVCC's Commission for Economic Affairs. He expressed willingness to expand his countrys cooperation with China in various areas.