Lao Federation of Trade Unions delegation visits Ha Nam
A delegation of the Lao Federation of Trade Unions (LFTU) Central Committee led by its President Aly Vong Nor Bun Tham paid a working visit to the northern province of Ha Nam on July 16.
Ha Nam (VNA) – A delegation of the Lao Federation of Trade Unions(LFTU) Central Committee led by its President Aly Vong Nor Bun Tham paid aworking visit to the northern province of Ha Nam on July 16.
Welcoming the delegation, Chairman of the provincialPeople's Committee Truong Quoc Huy informed them of the locality’ssocio-economic development.
Ha Nam is focusing on developing industry, and currently hasabout 170,000 workers who are members of trade unions. The province has paidattention to well implementing salary policy andhousing for them, Huy said.
He expressed his hope that after this meeting, the two sideswill exchange experience to continue maintaining a good relationship andbuilding a strong trade union which is a reliable support for employees.
The Lao official said her visit aims to strengthenthe cooperation between the two countries as well as their trade union.
She said she hopes the two countries’ trade union will workto promote the protection of labourers’ rights and interests./.
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An overview of the meeting (Photo: VNA) 
