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.Iraq determined to boost co-operation:
President Saddam Hussein



Iraqi President Saddam Hussein has affirmed that the Iraq's leaders and
people are determined to further develop the country's friendship and
multi-faceted co-operation with Vietnam.

President Hussein made this statement when speaking with Vietnamese Vice
State President Nguyen Thi Binh at a reception during the latter's four-day
official visit to Iraq from March 14.

The Iraqi President hailed the visit by Vice President Binh as an important
milestone in a new page of friendship and co-operation between the two
countries and peoples.

He expressed his admiration for Vietnam's past struggle for national
independence and its achievements in the current process of national
renovation and construction.

Vice President Binh conveyed best regards and wishes from Party General
Secretary Nong Duc Manh, President Tran Duc Luong, and Prime Minister Phan
Van Khai to President Hussein and the people of Iraq.

"Vietnam supports the Iraqi people's struggle for an end to the current
embargo and protests an expanded war against the country," Mme Binh
affirmed. 

She expressed her belief that the visit to Iraq would further promote the
fine friendship and co-operation between the two governments and peoples.

Mme Binh and her entourage also called at a number of cultural and
socio-economic establishments where they could see how the Iraqi people were
struggling to overcome difficulties caused by the embargo.

Earlier, Vice President Binh held talks with her Iraqi counterpart, Taha
Yassin Ramadan. She attended the opening of the 16th session of the
Vietnam-Iraq Intergovernmental Committee for Economic, Commercial,
Scientific and Technical Co-operation.

At the session, the two sides informed each other of the situation in all
fields in their respective countries and exchanged views on regional and
international issues of mutual interest.

They reviewed the implementation of the minutes of the 15th session and the
two countries' multi-faceted co-operation in recent time. They discussed the
orientation and measures to boost the multi-faceted and time-honoured
co-operation between Vietnam and Iraq in the coming period.

A number of agreements on co-operation in commerce, industry, agriculture
and construction were signed at the end of the session.

Vietnamese Charge d'Affaires Do Huu Phuong joined the delegation's
activities. The delegation also included Le Huy Ngo, minister of agriculture
and rural development and chairman of the Vietnamese section to the
Intergovermental Committee; Nguyen Manh Kiem, minister of construction; and
other senior officials.

Experts from ministries and business people of the two countries held
working sessions and signed co-operation contracts during the visit.

Vice President Binh and her entourage left Iraq for New Delhi on March 17
for an official visit to India. (VNA)

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