Public security forces of Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia cement friendship
Delegations from Vietnam’s Ministry of Public Security and Cambodia’s Ministry of Interior are making working visits to Laos from October 30-November 1.
The opening ceremony of the Golf tounament (Source: VNA)
Delegations from Vietnam’s Ministry of Public Security and Cambodia’s Ministry of Interior are making working visits to Laos from October 30-November 1.
During their stay, the Vietnamese and Cambodian delegates held talks with Lao Minister of Security Somkeo Silavong, during which the Lao officer appreciated the experience sharing between the three countries’ ministries in charge of security.
He affirmed that the activity significantly contributes to further tightening friendship and cooperation between the three ministries.
On October 31, a friendship Golf tournament was opened in Vientiane by the Lao Ministry of Public Security in coordination with the Association of Vietnam Investors in Laos (AVIL) and the Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam (BIDV).
Many officers from Vietnam’s Ministry of Public Security, Cambodia’s Ministry of Interior, and Laos’ Ministry of Public Security participate in the event, which was held with the aim of promoting mutual understanding, traditional solidarity and friendship between the three ministries.
The event is scheduled to be held in turn in the three countries in following years.-VNA
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The opening ceremony of the Golf tounament (Source: VNA)
