NA Vice Chairman inspects border security in Gia Lai
National Assembly Vice Chairman Do Ba Ty on April 12 visited the Central Highlands province of Gia Lai to inspect defence and security along border areas in the locality.
NA Vice Chairman Do Ba Ty works with representatives from la O border station (Source: //www.bienphong.com.vn)
Gia Lai (VNA) – National Assembly Vice Chairman Do Ba Ty on April 12 visited the Central Highlandsprovince of Gia Lai to inspect defence and security along border areas in thelocality.
He inspected la O border station in la Grai district, the border section fromla Grai district to Duc Co district, Le Thanh international border gate andborder marker No.30 – which marks the border between Vietnam and Cambodia.
He also worked with representatives from local authorities and border armed units.
According provincial border forces’ report, people-to-people and border relationsbetween Gia Lai and Cambodia’s Ratanakiri province have improved.
Coordination among authorised agencies in the locality has helped ensuredefence and security in the locality.
Hailing achievements made by border forces and local authorities to ensuresecurity and defence along the border line with Cambodia, the NA Vice Chairman askedfor more efforts in the work, and to promote poverty reduction and development.
He appreciated coordinationamong armed units in implementing their duties in Gia Lai, especially in effectivelyfighting sabotage efforts of hostile forces.
He called for closer cooperation among armed forces at all levels in thelocality to promote socio-economic development.-VNA
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NA Vice Chairman Do Ba Ty works with representatives from la O border station (Source: //www.bienphong.com.vn) 
