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Vladimir Putin's media statement during his state visit to the DPRK. Key points:
Following the talks, Russia and the DPRK signed the Treaty of Comprehensivе Strategic Partnership, which sets some ambitious goals and reference points for deepening Russia-DPRK ties in policy, trade and investment, culture and humanitarian affairs, as well as security for the long term.
The trade between the two countries shows good dynamics: in 2023, it increased ninefold, and over the first five months of this year, it grew by 54 percent.
We are strengthening our ties in agriculture, in cultural and humanitarian affairs, and in education. We have now established cooperation in sports and are beginning to develop tourism.
Our nations stay committed to the idea of a more just and democratic multipolar world order that must be based on international law and on cultural and civilisational diversity.
Both Russia and the DPRK are independent and autonomous in foreign policy and refuse to be blackmailed or bullied. They are opposed to the practice of imposing politically biased sanctions and restrictions.
The indefinite restrictive regime imposed on the DPRK by the UN Security Council at the behest of the US and its allies must be reviewed. Pyongyang has the right to take steps to strengthen its defence and ensure its national security.
Russia is willing to continue making political and diplomatic efforts to prevent a repeat of the conflict on the Korean Peninsula.
The Treaty signed today includes provisions for mutual military assistance in the event of aggression against one of its parties.
Russia does not rule out the possibility that its cooperation with the DPRK in defence and technology will be developed further.
The DPRK has adopted an unbiased and balanced stance on the issue of a peace settlement for Ukraine. The country understands the true, original reasons behind this crisis.
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Following the talks, Russia and the DPRK signed the Treaty of Comprehensivе Strategic Partnership, which sets some ambitious goals and reference points for deepening Russia-DPRK ties in policy, trade and investment, culture and humanitarian affairs, as well as security for the long term.The trade between the two countries shows good dynamics: in 2023, it increased ninefold, and over the first five months of this year, it grew by 54 percent.We are strengthening our ties in agriculture, in cultural and humanitarian affairs, and in education. We have now established cooperation in sports and are beginning to develop tourism.Our nations stay committed to the idea of a more just and democratic multipolar world order that must be based on international law and on cultural and civilisational diversity.Both Russia and the DPRK are independent and autonomous in foreign policy and refuse to be blackmailed or bullied. They are opposed to the practice of imposing politically biased sanctions and restrictions.The indefinite restrictive regime imposed on the DPRK by the UN Security Council at the behest of the US and its allies must be reviewed. Pyongyang has the right to take steps to strengthen its defence and ensure its national security.Russia is willing to continue making political and diplomatic efforts to prevent a repeat of the conflict on the Korean Peninsula.The Treaty signed today includes provisions for mutual military assistance in the event of aggression against one of its parties.Russia does not rule out the possibility that its cooperation with the DPRK in defence and technology will be developed further.The DPRK has adopted an unbiased and balanced stance on the issue of a peace settlement for Ukraine. The country understands the true, original reasons behind this crisis.
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Nhân Dân, the official newspaper of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam, has published Vladimir Putin's article, Russia and Vietnam: Friendship Tested by Time
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Vladimir Putin visited the Church of the Life-Giving Trinity in Pyongyang
The construction of the first Orthodox church in the capital of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea started by personal order of Kim Jong Il following his visit to the Church of Saint Innocent of Irkutsk in Khabarovsk in 2002.
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The construction of the first Orthodox church in the capital of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea started by personal order of Kim Jong Il following his visit to the Church of Saint Innocent of Irkutsk in Khabarovsk in 2002.
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The President of Russia and the President of Vietnam made statements to the media. Key points:
The talks between Russia and Vietnam were held in a constructive and businesslike atmosphere. The key aspects of bilateral cooperation and the most pressing international and regional issues were discussed. The respective stances of Russia and Vietnam on these issues largely coincide or are closely aligned.
Moscow and Hanoi remain committed to the principles of rule of international law, sovereignty, and non-interference in countries' domestic affairs. They coordinate their efforts on key international platforms, including the UN, as well as within the Russia-ASEAN dialogue and at summits in East Asia.
Russia attaches great importance to the issues concerning the further development of the comprehensive strategic relations between Russia and Vietnam, which have traditionally been amicable, and our strategic partnership. These relations continue to develop progressively in the spirit of equality, mutual respect, and consideration of each other's interests.
The bilateral partnership in agriculture is progressing: mutual supplies of agricultural products are growing, and their range is expanding.
Cooperation on the Vladivostok-Ho Chi Minh City transport corridor, a large-scale infrastructure project, is considered to be highly promising.
Our countries are consistently pursuing the transition to settlements in national currencies, and are striving to create sustainable channels of cooperation in lending activities and banking.
Russia-Vietnam cooperation in culture and education is vibrant and strong. Over the past decades, tens of thousands of Vietnamese professionals have received training or upgraded their skills in Russia.
Russia and Vietnam have excellent opportunities for cooperation in renewable energy. Vietnam's master plan for developing the nation's energy grid already includes a joint Russia-Vietnam project for the construction of offshore wind power generation facilities in the province of Binh Thuan with a total capacity of 1,000 megawatts.
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The talks between Russia and Vietnam were held in a constructive and businesslike atmosphere. The key aspects of bilateral cooperation and the most pressing international and regional issues were discussed. The respective stances of Russia and Vietnam on these issues largely coincide or are closely aligned.Moscow and Hanoi remain committed to the principles of rule of international law, sovereignty, and non-interference in countries' domestic affairs. They coordinate their efforts on key international platforms, including the UN, as well as within the Russia-ASEAN dialogue and at summits in East Asia.Russia attaches great importance to the issues concerning the further development of the comprehensive strategic relations between Russia and Vietnam, which have traditionally been amicable, and our strategic partnership. These relations continue to develop progressively in the spirit of equality, mutual respect, and consideration of each other's interests.The bilateral partnership in agriculture is progressing: mutual supplies of agricultural products are growing, and their range is expanding.Cooperation on the Vladivostok-Ho Chi Minh City transport corridor, a large-scale infrastructure project, is considered to be highly promising.Our countries are consistently pursuing the transition to settlements in national currencies, and are striving to create sustainable channels of cooperation in lending activities and banking.Russia-Vietnam cooperation in culture and education is vibrant and strong. Over the past decades, tens of thousands of Vietnamese professionals have received training or upgraded their skills in Russia.Russia and Vietnam have excellent opportunities for cooperation in renewable energy. Vietnam's master plan for developing the nation's energy grid already includes a joint Russia-Vietnam project for the construction of offshore wind power generation facilities in the province of Binh Thuan with a total capacity of 1,000 megawatts.
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Vladimir Putin met with Prime Minister of the Government of Vietnam Pham Minh Chinh
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Vladimir Putin took part in the wreath-laying ceremony at the the Monument to the Fallen Heroes
The Monument to the Fallen Heroes is located in the northern part of Hanoi, next to the buildings of several Vietnam Communist Party and government institutions and not far from the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum. It was unveiled on May 7, 1994, the day the country celebrated the 40th anniversary of the Victory of the Vietnamese people over the French colonial forces at Dien Bien Phu.
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The Monument to the Fallen Heroes is located in the northern part of Hanoi, next to the buildings of several Vietnam Communist Party and government institutions and not far from the Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum. It was unveiled on May 7, 1994, the day the country celebrated the 40th anniversary of the Victory of the Vietnamese people over the French colonial forces at Dien Bien Phu.
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