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Lao President lauds ties with Vietnam’s supreme court

Lao President Chummaly Saynhasone spoke highly of the cooperation relations between the Supreme People’s Courts of Vietnam and Laos at his reception for the Vietnam Supreme People’s Court delegation in Vientiane on August 9.
Lao President Chummaly Saynhasone spoke highly of the cooperationrelations between the Supreme People’s Courts of Vietnam and Laos athis reception for the Vietnam Supreme People’s Court delegation inVientiane on August 9.

The President said theties play an important role in the period of integration. He expressedhopes that the court sectors of the two countries will enhancecooperation and experience sharing, further boosting the fruitfulrelationship between Vietnam and Laos .

TheChief Judge of Vietnam’s Supreme People’s Court Truong Hoa Binh saidhis visit aims to strengthen the cooperation between the court sectorof the two nations, and marks the 10 th anniversary of the firstcooperation agreement signed between the two supreme people’s courts.

Over the past years, the two sides have workedclosely and effectively in many areas, particularly in court stafftraining, he said, adding that they will continue working together toimprove the quality of trials, and contribute to fostering the specialties between the two countries.-VNA
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