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Government offices work to bolster Vietnam-Laos relations

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc has proposed the Government Offices of Vietnam and Laos to make more contributions to cementing the traditional friendship and comprehensive cooperation.
Government offices work to bolster Vietnam-Laos relations ảnh 1 Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc (R) meets with Minister of Lao Prime Minister Office Souvanpheng Boupphanouvong (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – Prime Minister NguyenXuan Phuc has proposed the Government Offices of Vietnam and Laos to make morecontributions to cementing the traditional friendship, special solidarity, andcomprehensive cooperation between the two countries.

He made the proposal at a reception for Ministerof Lao Prime Minister Office Souvanpheng Boupphanouvong in Hanoi on December 8.

The relations between Vietnam and Laos havebecome more important than ever amidst the changing and complicated world, hesaid.

Vietnam is building an incorruptible andconstructive government to serve people, he added.

The country is willing to share experience withLaos in the national development process, he said, noting that the building ofe-government is important to each society.

In turn, Minister Souvanpheng Boupphanouvongsaid Laos is proud of having such a big and reliable friend as Vietnam.

The Lao Government strives to build the rule-of-lawState and institution to serve its people, she said.

During the current visit, the Lao delegation haslearned a lot of valuable experience from Vietnam to promote the constructionof e-government in Laos, she added./.
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