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Prime Minister hosts Lao Minister of Home Affairs

The Vietnamese Government supports stronger cooperation between the ministries of home affairs of Vietnam and Laos, Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc said at a reception in Hanoi on July 9 for Lao Minister of Home Affairs Khamman Sounvileuth.
Prime Minister hosts Lao Minister of Home Affairs ảnh 1Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc (R) and Lao Minister of Home Affairs Khamman Sounvileuth (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) – The VietnameseGovernment supports stronger cooperation between the ministries of home affairsof Vietnam and Laos, Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc said at a reception inHanoi on July 9 for Lao Minister of Home Affairs Khamman Sounvileuth.

The Vietnamese Ministry of HomeAffairs has a good capacity for training, and is willing to assist Laos in thisfield, Phuc said, adding that despite its own difficulties, Vietnam willconsider helping Laos with some facilities at both central and local levels.

He also expressed the wish thatthe two sides tighten cooperation through exchanges of visits.

The PM urged the Lao ministry tointensify educational campaigns to help Lao officials, public workers and younggenerations better understand the special bonds between the two countries.

Minister Khamman Sounvileuthinformed his host that his delegation aimed to learn from Vietnam’s experiencein organising and streamlining the State apparatus and enhancing the capacityof officials and public servants.

He said he hopes the twoministries of home affairs will expand their partnership, thus contributing tothe friendship and cooperation between the two countries.-VNA  

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