Gia Lai makes efforts to maintain friendly border

The Central Highlands province of Gia Lai, sharing a 90-kilometre border with Cambodia’s Ratanakiri province, has rolled out a number of measures to strengthen foreign relations and build a border of peace, friendship, cooperation and development.
The Central Highlands province of Gia Lai, sharing a 90-kilometre borderwith Cambodia’s Ratanakiri province, has rolled out a number ofmeasures to strengthen foreign relations and build a border of peace,friendship, cooperation and development.

Some ofthe highlights of Gia Lai’s foreign policy are fosteringpeople-to-people contacts, increasing meetings and talks to shareinformation and support one another and speeding up projects to link theinfrastructure, transport and market system of the two localities.

Since 2010, leaders of Gia Lai and Ratanakiri have held regularmeetings to solve emerging matters and congratulate each other onspecial events, thus reinforcing mutual understanding between the borderguards of both sides.

Gia Lai has also assistedRatanakiri in building schools and its infrastructure system whileproviding food and materials for the disadvantaged in poor areas ofRatanakiri.

The Gia Lai Border Guard and FatherlandFront Committee have presented six “Solidarity-Friendship” houses worthhundreds of millions VND to poor households in Ratanakiri. Meanwhile, anumber of healthcare delegations were sent to villages in the O Yadaodistrict in Ratanakiri to provide free medical services to locals.

The provincial Border Guard also helped the Cambodian locality build aplan to cope with natural disasters and implement rescue activities.

The two provinces have worked closely in educatinglocals along the shared border to strictly implement the treaty onborder regulations and communicate the significance of demarcation.

Currently, the localities have finished planting 10 border markers anddefined the site for a marker at Le Thanh international border gate.

The border guard forces of both sides have alsocoordinated closely in preventing and combating crimes and illegalborder crossings, contributing to ensuring social order and security inboth localities.-VNA

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