NA Chairman meets Vietnamese community in Laos

National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue met with representatives from the Vietnamese community in Laos on December 5, in the framework of his working trip to Laos to attend the first Cambodia-Laos-Vietnam (CLV) Parliamentary Summit.
NA Chairman meets Vietnamese community in Laos ảnh 1NA Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue in a photo with representatives from the Vietnamese community in Laos (Photo: VNA)
Vientiane (VNA) – National Assembly ChairmanVuong Dinh Hue met with representatives from the Vietnamese community in Laoson December 5, in the framework of his working trip to Laos to attend the firstCambodia-Laos-Vietnam (CLV) Parliamentary Summit.

Chairman of the General Association of Vietnamese People in Laos Pham Van Hung informed the Vietnamese NA leader thatthe Vietnamese community in Laos have been active in social and charity work, contributing to localsocial-economic development and poverty reduction in disadvantaged areas.

On behalf of the community, Hung proposed thatcompetent agencies speed up the signing of an expanded agreement on labour cooperation,and increase the number of scholarships for Lao students of Vietnamese originto study in Vietnam.

Talking to the representatives, Chairman Huestressed the significance of the first CLV Parliamentary Summit and informedthem of the socio-economic situation in Vietnam. He highlighted that the 8th plenum of the Party Central Committee had adopted a new resolution on nationalunity, which puts emphasis on the role of the overseas Vietnamese community.  

He took note of the proposals of the Vietnamese community inLaos, saying that they will be sent to the Governments of the two countries.  

The top legislator affirmed the consistent policy of theVietnamese Party and State on taking care of the overseas Vietnamese community,considering them an integral part of the Vietnamese nation.

On this occasion, the NA Chairman presented 100 gifts to theVietnamese community in Laos./.  
VNA

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