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Vietnamese Ambassador to Tanzania and Ethiopia Nguyen Kim Doanh on September 13 met with Ethiopian Foreign Minister (FM) Workneh Gebeyehu who proposed that the Vietnamese Government consider reopening its embassy in the capital city of Addis Ababa.
The Ethiopian FM said
that the Government and people of Ethiopia treasure friendship with Vietnam.
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Vietnamese Ambassador to Tanzania and Ethiopia Nguyen Kim Doanh
(L) meeting with Ethiopian Foreign Minister Workneh Gebeyehu. (Source:
vov.vn)
He said that the current
partnership has yet to meet the expectations of the Ethiopian and Vietnamese
governments and people.
Ambassador Doanh
suggested that the Ethiopian Foreign Ministry soon re-organise a visit of Prime
Minister Hailemariam Desalegn to Vietnam, which was postponed in October last
year.
During the visit, the two
sides can finalise some agreements, including one on investment encouragement
and protection, and one on visa exemptions for holders of official passports
and another on consultations between the two foreign ministries, he said.
The ambassador also
proposed that the Ethiopian Government create favourable conditions for
Vietnam’s Viettel Group to invest in Ethiopia.
Gebeyehu pledged that he
will ask the Ethiopian Government to continue the two countries’ working
agenda.
Source: PANO
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