New Zealand's Parliament Speaker to Make an Official Trip to Vietnam
Gerry Brownlee, the Speaker of the New Zealand House of Representatives, is set to visit Vietnam from August 27 to 31. The official visit has been confirmed by statements from various Vietnamese government entities, including the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the National Assembly, through its Chairman, Tran Thanh Man.
The visit is significant given Brownlee's high-ranking position in New Zealand's government. President Luong Cuong welcomed him in Hanoi, marking the official start of the visit.
The itinerary for Brownlee's visit has been set for the period from August 27 to 31. The visit is expected to involve official meetings and discussions, aiming to strengthen the bilateral relationship between New Zealand and Vietnam.
The confirmation of Brownlee's visit to Vietnam comes at the invitation of Tran Thanh Man, the National Assembly Chairman. The visit is not a private one, but an official one, as stated by the Vietnamese government.
Brownlee's visit to Vietnam is a testament to the growing relationship between the two countries. As the Speaker of the New Zealand Parliament, his visit is expected to further deepen the ties between New Zealand and Vietnam.
Stay tuned for more updates on Brownlee's visit to Vietnam. We will bring you the latest developments as they happen.
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