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Vietnam and Bulgaria are likely to reach an agreement on legal
and judicial co-operation soon after the two ministers of
justice met in Bulgaria recently.
During his visit to Bulgaria from June 21-26, Minister of
Justice Ha Hung Cuong held working sessions with his host
Miglena Tacheva, where the duo reached a consensus on
principles of negotiation on the accord.
Host and guest shared a view that the two countries have
much in common in legal and judicial reforms while shifting
the national economy from centrally planned to market
oriented.
“The two countries may share experiences in this field,”
they emphasised.
During his stay in Bulgaria, Cuong also met with leaders
of a number of key executive agencies such as the National
Assembly’s Legal Committee, the Supreme Judicial Council,
the Supreme Court, the General Procuracy, the National
Institute of Judiciary, and the National Lawyers’
Association.
During these meetings, the Vietnamese justice chief
informed the Bulgarian side of the nation’s recent
socio-economic achievements and progress made in legal and
judicial reforms.
The Bulgarian side appreciated Vietnam’s increasing
prestige in the regional and international arena.
The two sides were of the view that with Vietnam being an
active member of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations
and Bulgaria a member of the European Union, opportunities
for multi-faceted co-operation are ahead for the two
countries in both bilateral and multilateral spheres. (VNA)
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