Lao, Cambodian supreme courts boost ties
The People’s Supreme Courts of Laos and Cambodia have shared
experience and discussed bilateral cooperation plans for the years to
come.
The People’s Supreme Courts of Laos and Cambodia have shared
experience and discussed bilateral cooperation plans for the years to
come.
During their talks in Vientiane on July 10, Chief Judge of the Lao People’s Supreme Court Khamphanh Sitthidampha and his Cambodian counterpart Dith Mounty also informed each other of the operations of their respective courts in the recent past.
During its visit from July 7 – 11, the Cambodian delegation was received by President of the Lao National Assembly Pany Yathotou, who said the trip helped tighten and further develop cooperative relations between the Parties, States and people of the two countries.
For his part, Dith Mounty said he hoped that the People’s Supreme Courts of Cambodia and Laos would step up cooperation in the future, thus fostering bilateral relations./.
During their talks in Vientiane on July 10, Chief Judge of the Lao People’s Supreme Court Khamphanh Sitthidampha and his Cambodian counterpart Dith Mounty also informed each other of the operations of their respective courts in the recent past.
During its visit from July 7 – 11, the Cambodian delegation was received by President of the Lao National Assembly Pany Yathotou, who said the trip helped tighten and further develop cooperative relations between the Parties, States and people of the two countries.
For his part, Dith Mounty said he hoped that the People’s Supreme Courts of Cambodia and Laos would step up cooperation in the future, thus fostering bilateral relations./.
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