Conference to enhance unity of awareness, action regarding OV affairs
The upcoming conference on implement the Politburo’s Conclusion regarding overseas Vietnamese (OV) affairs aims to ensure the coherence in awareness and actions among agencies and organisations and enhance their understanding of the significance of the matter to great national unity, according to Ambassador Ngo Trinh Ha, Vice Chairman of the State Committee on OV Affairs.
More than 40 OVs from 17 countries on a visit to Truong Sa island district and DK1 Platform. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) –The upcoming conference on implement the Politburo’s Conclusion regarding overseas Vietnamese (OV) affairs aims to ensure the coherence inawareness and actions among agencies and organisations and enhance their understanding of the significance of the matter to greatnational unity, according to Ambassador Ngo Trinh Ha, Vice Chairman of theState Committee on OV Affairs.
Ha said that theconference will gather more than 500 delegates from ministries, sectors andlocalities at all levels both inside and outside the country.
He said that theconclusion further clarifies specific solutions to deal with problems and shortcomingsin OV affairs, showing the sentiments and responsibility of the Party and Statetowards the OV community.
Ambassador Ngo Trinh Ha (Photo: baoquocte.vn)
The ambassador saidthat the document underlines that fostering great national solidarity is among the major tasks of the country in the time to come, adding that the ForeignMinistry is working with other ministries and sectors to build a project toenhance national solidarity among the Vietnamese people inside and outside thecountry, while taking actions to care for the OV community.
It can be said thatthe work has never received so much attention and activecoordination as present, he said, holding that this is an important premise toimplement the work more comprehensively and strongly as required by the 13thParty Congress, thus promoting the strength of the great national solidarity bloc,contributing to realising the aspiration and development vision of the countryin the new period./.
The Vietnam National Brand Week 2022 kicked off in Hanoi on April 20 with a forum held to call for overseas Vietnamese (OV) entrepreneurs’ support for promoting Vietnamese goods and brands.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh had a meeting with some overseas Vietnamese (OV) intellectuals and young people in New York on May 15 as part of his working trip to the US and the UN.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh had meetings with overseas Vietnamese (OV) and US businessmen and scientists in San Francisco on May 17 morning (US time) within the framework of his working trip to the US to attend the ASEAN-US Special Summit.
A delegation of more than 40 overseas Vietnamese (OV) from 17 countries around the world have visited people and soldiers in Truong Sa island district, the south central province of Khanh Hoa, and DK1 platform.
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More than 40 OVs from 17 countries on a visit to Truong Sa island district and DK1 Platform. (Photo: VNA) 
Ambassador Ngo Trinh Ha (Photo: baoquocte.vn) 
