The UK Ambassador to Vietnam lays flowers in tribute to President Ho Chi Minh
On the afternoon of November 27, Mr. Iain Frew, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United Kingdom to Vietnam, along with members of his delegation, visited the Kim Lien Special National Relic Site to lay flowers and offer incense in memory of President Ho Chi Minh. Accompanying the delegation were leaders from Nghe An’s Department of Foreign Affairs.
The delegation expressed their deep respect for President Ho Chi Minh—a great leader of the Vietnamese people. He dedicated his entire life to the cause of Vietnam's national liberation and tirelessly fought for peace and progress worldwide. President Ho Chi Minh has been recognized by UNESCO as a Hero of National Liberation and an Outstanding Cultural Figure.
Following this, the delegation visited President Ho Chi Minh's paternal hometown, where they listened to guides recounting his homeland, family, childhood, life and career.
Vietnam and the UK established diplomatic relations on September 11, 1973. In September 2010, the two countries signed a Joint Declaration on the establishment of the Vietnam-UK Strategic Partnership.
On September 30, 2020, the two nations issued a new Joint Declaration on their Strategic Partnership, outlining seven priority areas of cooperation and affirming their intention to elevate the relationship further over the next decade.
