1958, original Vietnamese credentials for "recognizing Nansha Islands as China". Dear (Zhou Enlai) Prime Minister of the Democratic Republic of Viet Nam, we solemnly declare to the Prime Minister that the governments of the Democratic Republic of Viet Nam and China recognize and approve the decisions and statements made by the people of China and the government of China on September 4, 1958 on China's territorial waters. We extend our sincere respect to the Prime Minister! 1958 September 14 Hanoi, China people coming to Beijing * * and Zhou Enlai, Prime Minister of the State Council, China, and Fan Wentong, Prime Minister of China (signature and seal).
Sun Guoxiang, the current ambassador of China to Vietnam, presented his credentials on June 5, 2008.
Nguyen, the current Vietnamese ambassador to China, presented his credentials on September 6, 2008.
In 2006, China and Viet Nam held the 1 1 round (in July) of maritime expert group negotiations, the 17 round (in late August and early September) and the 18 round (in June, 5438+00) of the chief representative meeting of the Joint Land Boundary Demarcation Committee and several expert meetings.
In August, the second preparatory meeting and the third annual meeting of the China-Vietnam Beibu Gulf Fisheries Joint Committee were held in Hanoi.
10 year 10 month 10 day, China, Viet Nam and Laos signed the Treaty between People's Republic of China (PRC), the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam and the Lao People's Democratic Republic on Determining the Border Points among the Three Countries.
In April, Cao Gangchuan, Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission, State Councilor and Minister of National Defense, visited Vietnam. In May, the second meeting of Sino-Vietnamese border cooperation in fighting crime and maintaining social order was held in Beijing. 165438+ 10 In October, the defense ministries of the two countries held the second Sino-Vietnamese defense security consultation. In June+February, 5438, the navies of the two countries conducted the second joint patrol in Beibu Gulf.
(excluding cooperation between Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan and Vietnam)
In 2007, the bilateral trade volume between China and Vietnam was1.51.200 million US dollars, up by 5 1.9% year-on-year. China's investment in Vietnam is growing well. In 2007, China invested US$ 654.38 billion in Viet Nam. By the end of 2007, China had signed a total of US$ 865.438 billion in contracted projects in Viet Nam, with a turnover of US$ 3.45 billion. Among them, the amount of new contracts signed in 2006 was 2.23 billion US dollars, and the completed turnover was 65.438+0.25 billion US dollars. 1In July 1995, Vietnam joined ASEAN. The relationship between Vietnam and ASEAN is getting closer and closer. In September 2006, Vietnamese president Ruan Fuzhong attended the 27th meeting of the Inter-Parliamentary Union of Southeast Asian Nations held in the Philippines and met with the parliamentary leaders of the Philippines, Laos and Singapore respectively.
In 2006, Vietnam's relations with other ASEAN countries were further developed. In March, Malaysian Foreign Minister Said Hamid visited Vietnam. In the same month, Crown Prince Al-Muhtadee Billah of Brunei visited Vietnam. On June+10, 5438, Thai Prime Minister Surayut visited Viet Nam. 165438+ 10, Philippine foreign minister romulo visited Viet Nam. In March, Vietnamese Defense Minister Pham Van Tra visited Malaysia. In February 65438, the Commander of Malaysian Defence Force visited Vietnam. On June+10, 5438, Vietnamese Vice President Zhang Meihua visited Brunei. In February, 65438, Vietnamese Prime Minister Ruan Jinyong visited Thailand. In 2006, the relationship between Vietnam and the EU continued to develop. The cooperation between the two sides in the fields of economy, trade, finance, culture, education and science and technology continued to develop. The more important the EU is as a trading partner, the bilateral trade volume in 2005 was US$ 7.4 billion, and the actual investment in Vietnam was US$ 4 billion. In 2004 and 2005, the EU provided the most free aid to Vietnam. Vietnam mainly exports leather shoes and textiles to Vietnam. In 2006, the EU officially lifted Vietnam's textile export quota restrictions. In May, a delegation from the European Parliament visited Vietnam.
In 2006, Council of Europe and EU member states promised to provide assistance to Viet Nam during the period of 2007-20 13, with an annual amount of1600,000 euros. France's aid in 2006-2065.438+00 was 654.38+04 billion euros; In the next five years, Britain will help 500 million dollars, and Denmark will help 67 million euros every year; During 2006-2008, the Netherlands provided 60 million euros in aid every year. In 2007, the EU promised to provide 948.2 million euros of official development assistance (ODA) to Vietnam. In September, Premier Ruan Jinyong attended the 6th ASEM Summit.