Vietnamese delegation visits Guizhou provincial procuratorate　

A 21-member delegation of party and government officials from the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV), led by Ha Quoc Tri, Deputy Chairman of the Inspection Commission of the CPV Central Committee, paid a visit to China's Guizhou Provincial People's Procuratorate on Dec 16. 

Wang Yongjin, Chief Prosecutor of the Guizhou Provincial People's Procuratorate of China, met with the delegation. Shi Ziyou, First Deputy Chief Prosecutor of Guizhou, attended the meeting and presided over the exchange symposium held after the meeting.

At the symposium, Shi introduced the work of Guizhou's procuratorial organs. He noted that over the years, China and Vietnam have maintained a profound "comrades-plus-brothers" friendship, with frequent exchanges and practical cooperation at all levels yielding fruitful outcomes.

He expressed hope that both sides would strengthen exchanges, share experience, continuously deepen mutual trust, friendship, and cooperation, and jointly provide higher-quality judicial support for building a China-Vietnam community with a shared future of strategic significance.

Tri explained the main purposes and tasks of the delegation's visit to Guizhou. He noted that China has made remarkable achievements in building a socialist rule-of-law country, which offers valuable insights for Vietnam. The visit, he said, is aimed at further enhancing the friendly relations between the judicial organs of the two countries and continuously deepening exchanges and cooperation in the judicial field.

Participants also held in-depth discussions on topics such as the structure of the judicial system, institutional development, supervision by people's congresses, and the standardization of judicial procedures.

Officials from the International Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, the Foreign Affairs Office of Guizhou, as well as heads of relevant departments of the Guizhou Provincial People's Procuratorate, attended the symposium.