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Government Inspectorate opens training course for Lao officials

The Government Inspectorate’s Training School opened a three-month course for Lao Government Inspectorate officials on September 29.
Government Inspectorate opens training course for Lao officials ảnh 1Overview of the opening ceremony. Photo: VNA

The Government Inspectorate’s Training School opened a three-month course for Lao Government Inspectorate officials on September 29.

The course aims to enhance the officials’ theoretical knowledge and practical capacity as well as skills in inspecting, dealing with complaints and combating corruption.

During the course, the Lao trainees will take part in several fact-finding tours to a number of Government Inspectorate agencies and localities.

Addressing the opening ceremony, Deputy Inspector General Nguyen Duc Hanh said training is a highlight of the sound cooperation between the two Government Inspectorates.

So far, the Vietnamese side has organised three training courses for 47 Lao officials together with a number of visits to exchange experience on professional activities, he noted.

The course is scheduled to conclude on December 26.-VNA

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