Representatives from Cambodia, Laos and Vietnam gathered in Hanoi on March 4 to discuss a draft cooperation agreement on management and operation of their joint website.
The website was initiated by the Vietnamese Ministry of Planning and Investment to promote cooperation and development between the three countries, particularly in the triangle development area.
The draft agreement focuses on regulations on management and operation of the website, including administration, editing, provision and checks of information and data posted on the website.
Under the agreement, information provided by each country on the website will be in line with the web page’s purpose as well as laws and regulation-related of each country, and will not bring harm to the independence, sovereignty, territorial integrity or benefit of each country, while promoting friendship and cooperation for development between the three countries or one of the three with the others.
The website is on a trial run at http://clv-triangle.vn in English, Khmer, Lao and Vietnamese languages.
It aims to introduce the development triangle, its potential and the advantages of the provinces in the triangle, provide and share information on activities relating to the triangle, launch news on the investment climate and investment attraction, tourism promotion, administrative procedures, business and production of the three countries.
The Cambodia-Laos-Vietnam development triangle initially covers 13 provinces, including Kon Tum, Gia Lai, Dak Lak, Dak Nong and Binh Phuoc in Vietnam , Sekong, Attapu, Saravan and Champasak in Laos , and Stung Treng, Rattanakirri, Mondulkiry and Kratie in Cambodia ./.
The website was initiated by the Vietnamese Ministry of Planning and Investment to promote cooperation and development between the three countries, particularly in the triangle development area.
The draft agreement focuses on regulations on management and operation of the website, including administration, editing, provision and checks of information and data posted on the website.
Under the agreement, information provided by each country on the website will be in line with the web page’s purpose as well as laws and regulation-related of each country, and will not bring harm to the independence, sovereignty, territorial integrity or benefit of each country, while promoting friendship and cooperation for development between the three countries or one of the three with the others.
The website is on a trial run at http://clv-triangle.vn in English, Khmer, Lao and Vietnamese languages.
It aims to introduce the development triangle, its potential and the advantages of the provinces in the triangle, provide and share information on activities relating to the triangle, launch news on the investment climate and investment attraction, tourism promotion, administrative procedures, business and production of the three countries.
The Cambodia-Laos-Vietnam development triangle initially covers 13 provinces, including Kon Tum, Gia Lai, Dak Lak, Dak Nong and Binh Phuoc in Vietnam , Sekong, Attapu, Saravan and Champasak in Laos , and Stung Treng, Rattanakirri, Mondulkiry and Kratie in Cambodia ./.
