The United Left Movement (MIU) sent a delegation to the People’s Republic of China and the Socialist Republic of Vietnam on Wednesday, October 14, responding to invitations from the Communist Party of China (PCCh) and the Communist Party of Vietnam (PCV). The goal is to consolidate friendship and cooperation among the three parties and the peoples of the respective countries.
The party agenda includes meetings with leaders of both parties, discussions on joint projects, and the celebration of events that highlight the shared history. In China, the MIU secretary general will attend the commemoration of the 120th anniversary of the founding of Xyangya Hospital, located in Hunan province, where the leader has received medical treatment with favorable results over the past three years.
After the program in China, the delegation will continue its visit in Vietnam, where it will conclude the meetings and strengthen the relationship between the MIU and the PCV. It is expected that the conversations will generate new collaborative initiatives in areas such as economy, culture, and social development.
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