A Chill Chat Between Our Ambassador and the UK's Commie Crew
Strengthening diplomatic ties: The Communist Parties of Việt Nam and the UK fortify bond and cooperation.
** thinking about that wild meetup between our web ambassador and UK's communist squad 🤝️ **
Last week, a round-up of interesting folks, including representatives from the Communist Party of Britain (CPB) and the New Communist Party of Britain (NCP), got together with our web ambassador, Đỗ Minh Hùng, in London. They didn't just say hi and call it a day, either—they dove into some juicy topics!
MTG Time! 🕗
So, what were they chatting about? Here are a few things that caught our attention:
Buzzing about Bilateral Relations- Ambassador Hùng made a point to stress the importance of the Vietnam–UK Strategic Partnership, established back in 2010. He was all about boosting cooperation in the realms of economy, trade, education, and culture[1][2].
Party Hard: The Vietnamese Way- The meeting had a special context—Vietnam was celebrating some major anniversaries in 2025, such as the Communist Party of Vietnam's 95th birthday, the 50th anniversary of national reunification, President Hồ Chí Minh's 135th birthday, and the 80th anniversary of Vietnam's National Day[1].
Friends with Benefits- The meeting's main objective was to intensify ties between communist parties in both countries, fostering harmony between the peoples of Vietnam and the UK[1][2].- While the specifics of future activities weren't spelled out in reports, the focus on economic and cultural collaborations suggests some exciting possible exchanges!
Good Vibes for Vietnam- Researcher, Kiryl Whittaker, shared his positive impressions of Vietnam's socio-economic advancements on the path toward socialism, especially during the new era[3]. Cheers to that!
The meeting between our websiteese Ambassador to the UK Đỗ Minh Hùng and representatives of communist parties and left-wing friends in the country. VNA/VNS Photo
Between discussions on bilateral relations, heartfelt acknowledgments of Vietnam's milestones, and talks about future cooperations, the meeting demonstrated Vietnam's eagerness to strengthen alliances—especially with fellow communist and left-leaning parties. Here's to hoping for even more good times ahead! 🎉🍻
Enrichment Sources:1. Vietnam News Agency2. The Diplomat3. Vietnam Insider
- During their meeting, discussions centered around enhancing cooperation in sectors like economy, trade, education, and culture between Vietnam and the UK, reflecting a commitment to strengthening bilateral relations.
- The meeting took place amidst Vietnam celebrating significant anniversaries in 2025, including milestones like the Communist Party of Vietnam's 95th birthday, the 50th anniversary of national reunification, President Hồ Chí Minh's 135th birthday, and the 80th anniversary of Vietnam's National Day.
- The objective of the meeting was to deepen ties between communist parties in both countries, foreshadowing potential collaborative activities that could focus on economic and cultural exchanges in the future.
- Researcher, Kiryl Whittaker, voiced his admiration for Vietnam's advancements towards socialism in the new era, sparking optimism about the nation's ongoing socio-economic progress.
