Vietnamese, Indian young officers exchange experience
Lieutenant General Vo Van Tuan, Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the
Vietnam People’s Army, received a delegation of Indian young officers
in Hanoi on June 10.
Lieutenant General Vo Van Tuan, Deputy Chief of the General Staff of the
Vietnam People’s Army, received a delegation of Indian young officers
in Hanoi on June 10.
At the meeting, Lieutenant General Tuan described exchanges between the two countries’ young officers as practical and important contribution to the friendship, cooperation, mutual understanding and trust between the Vietnamese and Indian armies.
He also expressed his wish that each officer to the visit will act as a friendship bridge to link the two peoples and armies.
During their stay in Vietnam from June 9-15, the Indian officers are scheduled to visit and have exchange activities with officers and soldiers of the Vietnam People’s Army.-VNA
At the meeting, Lieutenant General Tuan described exchanges between the two countries’ young officers as practical and important contribution to the friendship, cooperation, mutual understanding and trust between the Vietnamese and Indian armies.
He also expressed his wish that each officer to the visit will act as a friendship bridge to link the two peoples and armies.
During their stay in Vietnam from June 9-15, the Indian officers are scheduled to visit and have exchange activities with officers and soldiers of the Vietnam People’s Army.-VNA
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