The diplomat spoke highly of Vietnam’s Covid-19 prevention and control efforts in the past time and expressed his belief that the nation will push back the pandemic.
PM Chinh suggested Vietnam and Poland increase meetings between their high-ranking leaders and between their ministries, sectors and localities via flexible forms.
The two sides should boost cooperation in the areas of investment, official development assistance (ODA), national defence, e-commerce, IT, education and training, and culture, he added.
The PM also asked the European nation to create favourable conditions for Vietnamese products to entering its market.
He thanked and proposed the Polish Government continue assisting Vietnamese expatriates in Poland in stabilising their life, particularly amid the pandemic.
The host and guest discussed ways to further promote Vietnam-Poland cooperation at multilateral and regional forums.
Regarding the East Sea issue, they highlighted the importance of ensuring security, safety and freedom of navigation and overflight as well as settling disputes via peaceful measures in line with international law, including the UN Charter and the 1982 UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS).
On the occasion, PM Chinh invited his Polish counterpart to visit Vietnam, while the Polish diplomat conveyed similar invitations from the Polish President and PM to the Vietnamese President and PM.
