New york: Vietnamese State President Luong Cuong stressed the story of reconciliation and healing between Vietnam and the US as a vivid testament to the power of tolerance at a meeting in New York on September 22 (local time) with Vietnamese and US war veterans. The meeting took place as part of the Vietnamese leader’s working trip to the US to attend the High-level General Debate of the 80th Session of the United Nations General Assembly.
According to Vietnam News Agency, President Luong Cuong highlighted the symbolic nature of the gathering, which underscored the progress made in diplomatic and personal relationships between the two nations. The meeting served as an opportunity for veterans from both sides to reflect on the past and to celebrate the strides made in mending relations.
The event was marked by shared stories and mutual acknowledgments of the journey toward peace and cooperation. The President emphasized that the reconciliation process between Vietnam and the US is not just a bilateral achievement but a global example of how former adversaries can overcome past conflicts through understanding and tolerance.
Veterans attending the meeting expressed their support for continued efforts to build on the progress achieved, highlighting the importance of continued dialogue and cooperation in areas of mutual interest. The event concluded with calls for ongoing commitment to peace and partnership, reinforcing the message that tolerance and reconciliation can lead to lasting relationships and mutual benefits.