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A delegation from the Vietnamese Embassy in Venezuela, led by Ambassador Vo Tuan Ngoc, paid an official visit to the city of Lechería in Anzoátegui State on November 12 (local time).
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A delegation from the Vietnamese Embassy in Venezuela, led by Ambassador Vo Tuan Ngoc, paid an official visit to the city of Lechería in Anzoátegui State on November 12 (local time).
Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade Luong Hoang Thai had a working session with Venezuelan Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Eduardo Antonio Ramirez Castro in Ha Noi on November 11 to discuss bilateral cooperation and preparations for the 4th meeting of the Viet Nam–Venezuela Intergovernmental Committee for Economic, Cultural, Scientific and Technological Cooperation.
Vietnamese Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Dang Hoang Giang and Venezuelan Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade Eduardo Ramirez co-chaired the 11th political consultation between the two ministries in Ha Noi on November 10.
Vietnamese Ambassador to Venezuela Vo Tuan Ngoc held a working session with Venezuelan Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade in charge of Asian Affairs Eduardo Ramirez at the headquarters of the Venezuelan Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation on September 29.
Venezuelan Acting President Delcy Rodríguez presided over a ceremony in Caracas on September 7 to confer the Order of Francisco de Miranda, first class, on Vietnamese Ambassador to Venezuela Vu Trung My on the occasion of the completion of his tenure.
On the occasion of the 81st anniversary of the August Revolution (August 19, 1945–August 19, 2026) and Viet Nam’s National Day (September 2, 1945–September 2, 2026), leaders of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela (PSUV) visited Ambassador Vu Trung My and staff of the Vietnamese Embassy on the afternoon of August 27 (local time) to extend their congratulations.
After 10 days of search-and-rescue operations in earthquake-hit areas in Venezuela, members of the Viet Nam People's Army (VPA) returned home, carrying not only the results of a humanitarian mission but also profound memories of loss, solidarity and responsibility for international missions.
Venezuelan officials expressed profound gratitude for Viet Nam's timely assistance and selfless solidarity, affirming that the support will always be remembered by the Venezuelan people.
The aid reflects the traditional friendship and solidarity, as well as the longstanding spirit of mutual support between the Vietnamese and Venezuelan people.
The Vietnamese rescue and relief team has been awarded the First-Class Hero of Venezuela Medal, while its members individually received the second-class medal of the same honour, from the Venezuelan government in recognition of their contribution to earthquake relief efforts in the South American country.
The Vietnamese rescue and recovery team on July 3 (local time) continued to dispatch multiple search units to locate victims still trapped following the twin earthquakes in the Playa Grande area of La Guaira State, Venezuela.
Acting President of Venezuela Delcy Rodriguez chaired a ceremony in La Guaira state on July 3 to honour international rescue forces for their considerable contributions to search and rescue operations following the twin earthquakes that struck the South American nation on June 24.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defence General Phan Van Giang has commended Vietnamese military personnel participating in earthquake relief operations in Venezuela, praising their professionalism, dedication and humanitarian spirit while carrying out international rescue missions.
A working delegation from the Embassy of Viet Nam in Venezuela, led by Ambassador Vu Trung My, on July 2 visited the Vietnamese search and rescue team carrying out international humanitarian duties in La Guaira state of Venezuela.
While participating in earthquake relief operations in Playa Grande, La Guaira state of Venezuela, the Vietnamese rescue team on June 30 (local time) identified 11 locations suspected of containing victims and launched search-and-rescue efforts.
Less than a day after operating its first mission, Vietnam Airlines has carried out a second special flight, transporting 46.8 tonnes of relief supplies, equipment, and materials for Viet Nam's search and rescue forces to Venezuela, ensuring the uninterrupted delivery of humanitarian assistance in the aftermath of the recent earthquake.
Viet Nam Airlines on June 29 operated a special flight transporting search-and-rescue and humanitarian assistance teams, equipment and relief supplies to Venezuela to support recovery efforts following the recent devastating earthquakes in the South American nation.
Under a decision by the Ministry of National Defence, Viet Nam is dispatching 82 personnel, along with equipment and supplies, to support search-and-rescue efforts and post-earthquake recovery in Venezuela. The Border Guard force contributes a unit comprising 10 personnel and eight search dogs.
Following the devastating earthquakes that caused severe losses of life and property in Venezuela, General Secretary of the Communist Party of Viet Nam Central Committee and President of Viet Nam To Lam on June 25 sent a message of condolence to Acting President Delcy Eloina Rodriguez Gomez, the Government and people of Venezuela.
First Vice President of the Venezuelan National Assembly Pedro Infante praised the life, career and great thought of President Ho Chi Minh while addressing a wreath-laying ceremony held on June 24 at the Ho Chi Minh Monument in the capital city of Caracas as part of Minister of Foreign Affairs Le Hoai Trung's official visit to Venezuela.