Chief Justice Nguyen Hoa Binh receives Cuban counterpart
Chief Justice Nguyen Hoa Binh of the Supreme People’s Court held talks in Hanoi with his Cuban counterpart Rubén Remigio Ferro on August 26, during which the two sides discussed cooperation between the two countries’ court systems.
The talks between heads of the supreme people’s courts of Vietnam and Cuba in Hanoi on August 26 (Photo: dangcongsan.vn)
Hanoi (VNA) – Chief Justice Nguyen Hoa Binh of the Supreme People’s Court heldtalks in Hanoi with his Cuban counterpart Rubén Remigio Ferro in Hanoi onAugust 26, during which thetwo sides discussed cooperation between the two countries’ court systems.
Ferro is on aworking visit to Vietnam on August 25 – 29.
Binh expresshis delight at Cuba’s political and socio-economic development in recent years and briefed his guest on Vietnam’s achievementsin judicial reforms, saying the reforms have helped heighten the position ofthe Vietnamese court system.
The SupremePeople’s Court of Vietnam has actively adopted a number of breakthroughsolutions with judges’ competency much improved, the Vietnamese chief justicesaid.
Thanking Binhfor a warm welcome, Ferro said Cuban people always treasure support fromVietnamese people for their national construction and development.
The Cubanchief judge expected to see an increase in the exchangeand experience sharing with Vietnam to enhance the capacity of the Cubanjudicial system.
The two sidesagreed the talks strengthened the two nations’ judicial cooperation,contributing to deepening the long-standing friendship and partnership. –VNA
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The talks between heads of the supreme people’s courts of Vietnam and Cuba in Hanoi on August 26 (Photo: dangcongsan.vn) 
