(23 Nov 2006)
1. Wide exterior of Presidential Palace, pan down to the official welcome ceremony
2. Close of honour guard
3. Mid shot, Bulgarian Prime Minister Sergey Stanishev and Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung standing for national anthems
4. Close of Vietnamese and Bulgarian flags
5. Nguyen and Stanishev reviewing honour guard, zoom in and pan along.
6. Wide shot, Nguyen and Stanishev reviewing honour guard,
7. Mid shot, Nguyen and Stanishev shake hands
8, Close of shaking hands, zoom out Nguyen and Stanishev walking into meeting room.
9, Wide pan of the meeting room
10, Close of Nguyen
11, Mid shot of Stanishev and Bulgarian delegates
12, Wide shot of Bulgarian delegates
13, Close of Stanishev
14, Mid shot of Nguyen and Stanishev walking out of meeting room
15. Mid shot of Vietnamese delegates
16. Wide shot of the signing ceremony
17. Mid shot of Nguyen signing
18. Close of Vietnamese and Bulgarian flags.
19. Mid shot of Stanishev signing
20. Wide shot of Nguyen and Stanishev exchanging documents
21. Cut away of journalists
22. Wide of the press briefing
23. SOUNDBITE: (Bulgarian) Sergey Stanishev, Bulgarian Prime Minister:
"Vietnam and Bulgaria are both emerging as new strong economies. Although, the two countries' economic development has not matched with our potentials. I hope with this visit, our economic ties will be strengthened for the benefits of both countries."
24. Vietnamese and Bulgarian delegates clink glasses
STORYLINE:
Bulgarian Prime Minister Sergei Stanishev arrived in Vietnam on Thursday, on a visit aimed at boosting trade and economic ties between the two countries.
Stanishev said that the two countries should do more to cement their trade and economic relations.
"Vietnam and Bulgaria are both emerging as new strong economies... I hope with this visit, our economic ties will be strengthened for the benefits of both countries," he said.
The Bulgarian Prime Minister said his country will cooperate with Vietnam on energy, medicine production and education.
Stanishev was scheduled to meet with Communist Party General Secretary Nong Duc Manh and Vietnamese President Nguyen Minh Triet.
He will also hold talks with Vietnamese business leaders and address students at the Institute of International relations before leaving on Saturday.
It was the first visit to Vietnam by a Bulgarian prime minister since 1996.

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