Beijing, April 18 -- The state visit to China by General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam (CPV) Central Committee and State President To Lam from April 14 to 17 has yielded important outcomes, injecting fresh momentum into relations between the two Parties and countries in a new phase of development, said Professor Pan Jin'e, a senior researcher at the Academy of Marxism under the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences. Talking to Vietnam News Agency correspondents in Beijing, Pan noted that the visit took place at a particularly meaningful juncture as China embarks on the first year of implementing its 15th Five-Year Plan, while Vietnam is accelerating the implementation of the Resolution of the CPV's 14th National Congress. In th...