Viet Nam values special relations with Laos: Deputy Prime Minister Le Van Thanh

The Party, Government, and people of Viet Nam always attach importance to enhancing the friendship, special solidarity, and comprehensive cooperation between Viet Nam and Laos, Deputy Prime Minister Le Van Thanh told Vice Chairman of the Lao National Assembly (NA) Sommad Pholsena during their meeting in Ha Noi on December 7.
Viet Nam values special relations with Laos: Deputy PM
Deputy Prime Minister Le Van Thanh (right) meets with Vice Chairman of the Lao National Assembly Sommad Pholsena in Ha Noi on December 7. (Photo: VGP)

The Lao guest is accompanying NA Chairman Xaysomphone Phomvihane during an official visit to Viet Nam from December 6 to 8.

Sommad Pholsena thanked the Vietnamese Party, State, and people for consistently supporting and assisting his country in socio-economic development.

In particular, he noted, they helped Laos build a new NA building which was put into operation last August.

The Vice Chairman, who is also head of the steering committee for the Lao NA building project, expressed his hope that Viet Nam will continue cooperating with and helping his country to operate this building. He also suggested the commendation of collectives and individuals with considerable contributions to this project.

Deputy PM Thanh said this building is critically important to bilateral cooperation and serves as a symbol of the countries’ special solidarity, noting that Viet Nam will keep helping Laos with the building operation and maintenance.

The Vietnamese Ministry of Construction has also been asked to continue working closely with the Lao side to complete procedures and reward those with substantial contributions to the project, the host official added.

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(Source: VNA)