THE Vietnam in Canada impressed by the development of the home country
Overseas Vietnamese (Vietnam) in Canada expressed their impression of the homeland’s achievements over the past 48 years since the liberation of the South and national reunification on April 30, 1975.
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Speaking to the Vietnam News Agency, Canada-Vietnam Association board member Dinh Kim Nguyêt said that despite her distance from Vietnam, she has always followed the country’s development closely.
She recognized that the country had developed greatly over the past 48 years, as evidenced by civilized rural areas and modern urban areas. The most important thing is that the Vietnamese live in peace and independence, she said.
| Over the past 48 years, Vietnam has made achievements in all areas that have surpassed all expectations. |
| Photo: VNA/CVN |
She spoke highly of the party and state policies granted to Vietnamese people abroad, including visa exemption, residence card, reinstatement of Vietnamese nationality and traditional culture education for Vietnamese people abroad. Thanks to these policies, Vietnamese abroad now have additional conditions to visit their home countries more frequently, she added.
Julie Nguyên, director of the Canada-Vietnam Business Council and member of the Canada-Vietnam Friendship Association, pointed out that over the past 48 years, the country has made achievements that have exceeded all expectations in all areas such as economy, society, health and education would have and education, science and technology, military diplomacy.
On diplomatic terms, she expressed her impression of Vietnam’s achievements since the implementation of the renewal. The country is playing an increasingly important role in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), Asia and the World. In particular, relations between Vietnam and Canada are becoming closer.
Recognition of party and state politics for Vietnamshe felt that Vietnam More and more returned to Vietnam to visit their families and seek business and employment opportunities. This has proven the effectiveness of the policy in attracting resources from Vietnamese abroad for national development and building solidarity within the Vietnamese community, she added.
VNA/CVN
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