Indonesia, Vietnam share law making experience
Vietnam and Indonesia should share more law-making experience in order to harmonise laws among ASEAN member countries as the ASEAN Community is to be established later this year, said National Assembly Vice Chairman Uong Chu Luu.
Meeting with a delegation from the legal analysis agency of the Indonesian National Consultative Assembly, in Hanoi on October 7, the NA Vice Chairman expressed belief that the delegation’s visit will help tighten traditional friendship and cooperation between the two countries and the two legislatures in particular.
He called on both sides to work closely together to deepen the bilateral strategic partnership and carry out activities to mark the 60th anniversary of the Vietnam-Indonesia diplomatic ties.
The head of the delegation, deputy head of the agency T.B. Soenmandjaja wished that the two legislatures will further their collaboration by facilitating visits and sharing experience between their agencies regarding the institutional system, State apparatus and Constitution enforcement.
He asked for cooperation in overseeing the implementation of bilateral agreements for the benefit of the two peoples.
Earlier, the Indonesian delegation held a working session with the Vietnamese NA’s Law Committee and the Institute of Legislative Studies.
He called on both sides to work closely together to deepen the bilateral strategic partnership and carry out activities to mark the 60th anniversary of the Vietnam-Indonesia diplomatic ties.
The head of the delegation, deputy head of the agency T.B. Soenmandjaja wished that the two legislatures will further their collaboration by facilitating visits and sharing experience between their agencies regarding the institutional system, State apparatus and Constitution enforcement.
He asked for cooperation in overseeing the implementation of bilateral agreements for the benefit of the two peoples.
Earlier, the Indonesian delegation held a working session with the Vietnamese NA’s Law Committee and the Institute of Legislative Studies.