Short voice of Foreign Relation between India and Vietnam
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Today, I'm going to discuss the relation between India and Vietnam because recently India gifted Indian naval ship Ins Capon to Vietnam as part of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. The relations between India and Vietnam go back to the second century BC. When Indian traders used to sell from India to the Indo China region. The trade also led to a spread of Indian culture and ideas to Vietnam. The biggest manifestation of Indian country is visible in central and South Vietnam where the Champa Temple stands testimony to Indian culture diffusion. The two countries also have commonality at the level of national liberation movement for independence. And during the second World War, both India and Vietnam were able to establish a solid foundation on a common anti colonial plan and nonalignment, a very famous mode during the Cold War, Vietnam adopted capitalism and as a result as a US, Vietnam war broke out, India showed support and solidarity with Vietnam and contained the US presence in Vietnam slogans like to Vietnam. Vietnam were testimony to Indian solidarity during Vietnam war in June 1966 India advocated an end of bombing by the US in Vietnamese territory and favored conflict resolutions through the Genova courts. The US Vietnam war finally ended in 1972 with the conclusion of the Paris Accords. India expressed happiness and satisfaction on the conclusion of Eva's Vietnam conflict by making positive statements on the floor of the House of the Indian Parliament. In 1972 India and Vietnam established ambassador level relations and opened up diplomatic ties, supposed unification of Vietnam. In 1975 India even supported the Vietnamese Cambodian invasion. It also supported the Vietnamese in the war with People's Republic of China. In 1979 both nations signed a bilateral agreement in 1978 and led to the bilateral investment promotion and protection agreement on 8 March 1997. So during the Cold War period, India and Vietnam remained committed to each other bound by a common ideology of non enlightment. However, they also had adverse attitude towards the US as another community during the Cold War. Thank you. My name is and I'm from India.