The conference, organised by the Mexican Labour Party (PT), gives left-wingers the opportunity to gather, discuss and co-operate with one another, Phong said in his speech.
He also gave details on the CPV’s 12th national congress, underscoring Vietnam’s commitment to progressing toward industrialisation and global integration.
The delegation introduced the Spanish version of a book on the 12th congress to participants. They also organised a photo exhibition on Vietnamese seas and islands at the conference venue.
More than 800 delegates, including 320 foreigners from 41 countries worldwide, attended the conference.
During their stay in Mexico, Vietnamese delegates met with PT National Coordinator Alberto Anaya Gutierrez, during which a co-operation pact between the two parties was signed.
Under the pact, the PT vowed to help the CPV expand ties with other parties and movements in Latin America while the CPV will work to connect the PT with political parties and movements in Asia. The PT will also continue assisting Vietnam in Spanish language education.
PT National Coordinator Alberto Anaya Gutierrez will pay a visit to Vietnam this August.
Their working schedule included talks on the foreign affairs of Mexico’s Institutional Revolutionary Party.
The delegation also met with representatives from Cuba, Venezuela, El Salvador, and Ecuador.
