Indonesian President Joko Widodo (L) is welcomed by Vietnamese
children at the official welcome ceremony for him and his spouse in Hanoi on
September 11 (Photo: VNA)
President Quang said the two leaders had very successful talks, during which
they exchanged ideas on all aspects of the relations between the two countries,
discussed and agreed to further develop the Vietnam – Indonesia strategic
partnership in a more vigorous and profound way, for the interest of each
country and for the sake of peace, prosperity, cooperation and development
prevailing in the region.
The State leader stressed that the two sides worked out major orientations to
push up bilateral in the time to come, focusing on the boosting of delegation
exchanges and contacts at all levels via the channels of State, National
Assembly and Government, as well as people-to-people exchanges so as to further
improve the bonds and political trust and, at the same time, lay a foundation
conducive to the bringing into full play the potential and advantages, thus
bringing about practical, effective and mutually beneficial fruits to the
bilateral cooperation.
The two leaders also pledged mutual support in grasping chances of the regional
economic linkage to strengthen the bilateral trade cooperation and within the
ASEAN.
President Quang stressed that the two sides agreed to facilitate each other’s
key exports, striving to bring the revenue of the bilateral trade of goods to
the level of 10 billion USD or even higher in 2020.
President Widodo said very many Indonesian investors look to develop their
investment in Vietnam, and that is why Indonesia hopes the Vietnamese State
will facilitate and give fair treatment to Indonesian investors.
Sharing the common values on a region of peace, stability, security and safety,
President Quang said the two sides pledged to continue pushing up their defence
– security cooperation to effectively cope with traditional and non-traditional
security challenges now rising in the region. The two sides will also intensify
their cooperation on the sea, agriculture, transport, energy, culture, tourism,
people-to-people exchanges, etc, to match the potential and demand of the two
countries.
President Widodo said the two sides agreed to strengthen cooperation in
fighting and preventing illegal fishing activities, and accelerate negotiations
on the two countries’ exclusive economic zones.
The two leaders laid stress on the strengthening of cooperation to complete the
goal of building the ASEAN Community Vision 2025, building an ASEAN Community
of solidarity, self-reliance and creativeness, and bringing into full play its
central role in the region as well as contributing to the maintenance of peace,
stability and development in the Indo-Asia-Pacific region. They also agreed to
support trade liberalization, ensuring peace, security and development of the
states in the region.
President Quang said the two sides reaffirmed the importance of peace,
stability, security, marine and aviation safety and freedom in the East Sea;
settling disputes by peaceful measures on the basis of international law,
especially the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) 1982, fully
respecting the diplomatic and legal procedures, seriously and fully
implementing the Declaration on the Conduct of the Parties in the East Sea
(DOC) and reaching the Code of Conduct (COC) at an early date.
President Widodo stressed Indonesia welcomes progress recorded in the
negotiations on COC, making important contributions to affirming that the Ease
Sea remains a region of safety, stability and peace. He also thanked Vietnam
for supporting Indonesia’s viewpoint on the perception of the Indo-Pacific.
President Joko Widodo is now making a state-level visit to Vietnam from
September 11-12 at the invitation of President Tran Dai Quang. After their
talks which followed the official welcome ceremony for the guest also on
September 11, the two leaders witnessed the signing of various cooperation
documents between the two countries.
Source: VNA
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