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Dak Nong works to strengthen ties with Cambodia’s Mondulkiri

The Central Highlands province of Dak Nong has made efforts to further foster its cooperation and friendship with the Cambodian province of Mondulkiri over the past years.
Dak Nong works to strengthen ties with Cambodia’s Mondulkiri ảnh 1Gifts presented to Mondulkiri by Dak Nong (Photo: VNA)
Dak Nong (VNA) – The Central Highlands province of Dak Nong has made efforts to further foster its cooperation and friendship with the Cambodian province of Mondulkiri over the past years.

Located to the south of the Central Highlands region, DakNong shares a 141km border section with Mondulkiri.

The province has so far worked with the Cambodian side toorganise numerous cultural and people-to-people exchange activities, including NewYear visits, free medical check-ups, assistance to poor pupils and provision of medical supplies, food and necessities during the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.

Since 2021, Dak Nong has provided Mondulkiri with aidworth over 1.7 billion VND (73,000 USD).

Vo Mich, Chairman of the Vietnam-CambodiaFriendship Association of Dak Nong province, said it has organised regular communication campaignsfor the sides’ residents and armed forces along the border.

According to Mich, the two provinces have teamed up to speed up land border demarcation and marker planting; hold joint patrols to ensure security and defence along the shared border; andexchange information and support in building a borderline of peace,friendship, and mutual development./.
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