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According to the National Assembly Chairman of New Zealand Gerry Brownlee, after the peace repeated, Vietnam had an extraordinary change. Currently, the country is at the threshold of leaps and leaps in GDP growth of per capita, thereby improving peoples lives. New Zealand National Assembly Chairman: Vietnam has changed the extraordinary change of the official visit to Vietnam, New Zealand National Assembly Chairwoman Gerry Brownlee responded to the Vietnam Press interview about the contents related to the visit and cooperative relations of the two countries, including Parliamentary Diplomacy. Zealand considers Vietnam as a very important partner, especially with the leading role that Vietnam is in ASEAN as well as many other multilateral agreements. Comprehensive strategic partnership is built on the basis of extensive cooperation. The two countries are active in international trade and the goal of raising two -way trade turnover to about US 3 billion by 2030. With a country of only 5 million people like New Zealand, we will make efforts to achieve that goal. I personally think that we can do better, equally important is to connect the people of the two countries that will continue to be strengthened and strengthened. We want many Vietnamese people to New Zealand to study, research, business and vice versa, Vietnam will also welcome New Zealand people, thereby connecting the people of the two countries. Regarding the National Assembly cooperation, the processes between the two countries may be different, but we will find ways to promote cooperation between the two National Assembly as well as the relevant agencies, at the highest possible level. The National Assembly in any country is very important because this is the place to gather the voice of the people. The National Assembly of New Zealand is very open, with the participation of many different political parties, reflecting diverse views. Fluctuations, including tariff challenges, affecting all countries. For New Zealand, building a strong relationship with countries in this region plays a very important role. Economic growth is the way to improve peoples lives in any country. Therefore, we want to learn many things from the way that Vietnam achieves impressive growth in the context of global challenges today. As a guest of Vietnam on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the National Day is a special experience of the National Assembly of New Zealand Gerry Brownlee: As a guest of Vietnam, just a few days before the celebration of National Day 2/9 is a special experience in Hanoi and I believe that it is possible that it can be clearly recognized throughout Vietnam. The eagerness of the people in the atmosphere to celebrate the independent Tet holiday, affirming that Vietnam is an independent country, devoted to the world peace. The atmosphere spreads on the streets, through the flags, costumes, and the bustle of the people. Being directly witnessed this moment is a great honor for us. In my opinion, this is a miracle. After peace, Vietnam has changed extraordinary. Currently, the country is at the threshold of leaps and leaps in GDP growth of per capita, thereby improving peoples lives. It is the desire and persistence for many years that makes us most impressive. The National Assembly of New Zealand Galry Brownlee: First of all, New Zealand is a peaceful country. Although far from Vietnam, the Vietnamese community in New Zealand is small, but it is very good for your country. New Zealand provides scholarships to create conditions for those who will become a future generation of Vietnam to have the opportunity to study in New Zealand, not only preserving beautiful memories but also can promote the knowledge that has been equipped to contribute to both Vietnam and New Zealand.In this mission, there are MP Lam Pham, a Vietnamese -descent member of the New Zealand National Assembly. This shows that the Vietnamese community is represented very well in New Zealand society, although our population is quite small.I expect that when a comprehensive strategic partner continues to grow, the number of scholarships is not only maintained but can also be expanded. The New Zealand National Assembly President Gerry Brownlee: Vietnam has affirmed the independent foreign policy, does not choose the side and this is very suitable for global peacekeeping goals. Some activities lasted for many years, we have been present in the Sinai Desert since 1972. We also have a peacekeeping force in the Golan plateau, the Syrian - Jordan border area, as well as in Sudan and many other places. The demand for peacekeeping will be greater in the future. I believe that the international community will look to countries with deep commitment to peace like Vietnam. Vietnam and New Zealand also have more closer cooperation opportunities in this field.
