200 Vietnamese Study in Hungary Annually, Trade Between Two Countries on Upswing

  • 29 Jun 2022 11:41 AM
  • Hungary Matters
200 Vietnamese Study in Hungary Annually, Trade Between Two Countries on Upswing
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán received Vuong Dinh Hue, Speaker of the Vietnamese National Assembly, at his office on Tuesday.

The officials discussed deepening bilateral co-operation. The Vietnamese speaker congratulated Orbán on his landslide election victory, telling the prime minister that the result showed the government put the interests of the Hungarian people first.

Judit Varga, the justice minister, Péter Szijjártó, the minister of foreign affairs and trade, and János Csák, the minister of culture and innovation, also attended the meeting.

It was noted that each year 200 Vietnamese students have the chance to study in Hungary, and the trade volume of the two countries is on an upswing.

Bilateral cooperation may be deepened in the areas of military security and industry, tourism, agriculture and pharmaceuticals, he said.

MTI Photo: Noémi Bruzák

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