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HCM City ready to boost ties among Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia women

Ho Chi Minh City is ready to serve as a venue for cooperation programmes of women of Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia, Secretary of the municipal Party Committee Nguyen Thien Nhan told the countries’ women representatives on September 14.
HCM City ready to boost ties among Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia women ảnh 1Secretary of the HCM City Party Committee Nguyen Thien Nhan (R) welcomes Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Men Sam An, who is also head of the Cambodian Women for Peace and Development Association, on September 14 (Photo: VNA)

HCM City (VNA) – Ho Chi Minh City is ready toserve as a venue for cooperation programmes of women of Vietnam, Laos andCambodia, Secretary of the municipal Party Committee Nguyen Thien Nhan told thecountries’ women representatives on September 14.

The countries’ high-ranking delegations are inHCM City for the Vietnam-Laos-Cambodia women’s forum on promoting friendshipand cooperation to help realise the Sustainable Development Goals until 2030.

Receiving the delegates, Secretary Nhan hailedthe achievements and contributions by the countries’ women to their respectivenations, applauding the initiative to organise the forum, which shows thelong-standing solidarity among the three countries’ women.

He added his city is willing to help reinforcethe solidarity and friendship among women as well as people of the countries.

On behalf of the delegations, President of theVietnam Women’s Union Central Committee Nguyen Thi Thu Ha affirmed that womenof Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia are going to enhance exchanges, cooperation,education on the traditional solidarity and experience sharing, thuscontributing to the three countries’ friendship.

Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister Men Sam An, whois also head of the Cambodian Women for Peace and Development Association, andPresident of the Lao Women’s Union Inlavanh Keobouphanh appreciated HCM City’ssupport. They asked the southern city of Vietnam to continue assisting thethree countries’ women to carry out exchanges, share experience and promotewomen’s role in each nation’s development.

The Vietnam-Laos-Cambodia women’s forum isscheduled to open in HCM City on September 15 morning.-VNA
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