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Defence Minister receives Lao Veterans Federation delegation

Minister of National Defence General Phan Van Giang hosted a reception for a delegation of the Lao Veterans Federation led by its President, Senior Lieutenant General Sengnuon Saynhalat, in Hanoi on May 11.
Defence Minister receives Lao Veterans Federation delegation ảnh 1At the reception (Photo: qdnd.vn)
Hanoi (VNA) - Minister of National Defence GeneralPhan Van Giang hosted a reception for a delegation of the Lao VeteransFederation led by its President, Senior Lieutenant General Sengnuon Saynhalat, inHanoi on May 11.

Speaking at the meeting, Giang highlighted thetraditional solidarity and mutual support between Vietnam and Laos, andexpressed his belief that under the leadership of the Lao People’sRevolutionary Party, Lao people will reap more achievements in the cause ofreform.

The minister said the bilateral defence cooperation has been developing more comprehensively, substantively and effectively, citing the example of collaboration in Party and political affairs, personneltraining, expert and delegation exchange, and border safeguarding.

The Vietnamese Defence Ministry always paysattention to and supports cooperation between theVietnam War Veterans’ Association and the Lao Veterans Federation, especiallyin delegation exchange and communications work, he affirmed.

The two associations should carry forward their roleas friendship bridges between generations of war veterans of the two countries,thus helping raise public awareness of the relations between the two countriesand their armies, he suggested.

For his part, Saynhalat briefed his host on outcomesof the working session between the two associations, during which they agreed onjoint activities in the time ahead.

The Lao war veteran noted his hope that the Vietnamese Partyand State and the Vietnam People’s Army will further facilitate the two war veteran associations' cooperation, contributing to strengthening the great friendship, specialsolidarity and comprehensive cooperation between the two neighbouringcountries./.
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