Vietnam’s southern province of Tay Ninh and Cambodia’s Kongpong Cham province kicked off the construction of eight more markers along their borderline on March 26.
The same day, the border marker planting steering committees of the two provinces held talks on the issue, reviewing the achievements they have made so far.
The two sides showed their determination to complete the task following an agreement signed between the governments of Vietnam and Cambodia.
Tay Ninh shares a 240km borderline with Cambodia’s Kongpong Cham, Pvay Veng and Svay Rieng provinces.
According to the Additional Treaty of the 1985 Border Demarcation Treaty between the two countries, there will be 52 border markers planted between Tay Ninh and Kongpong Cham province out of a total 101 border markers in Tay Ninh province.
To date, construction of 48 markers has been completed. The two sides are determined to complete the task by 2012./.
The same day, the border marker planting steering committees of the two provinces held talks on the issue, reviewing the achievements they have made so far.
The two sides showed their determination to complete the task following an agreement signed between the governments of Vietnam and Cambodia.
Tay Ninh shares a 240km borderline with Cambodia’s Kongpong Cham, Pvay Veng and Svay Rieng provinces.
According to the Additional Treaty of the 1985 Border Demarcation Treaty between the two countries, there will be 52 border markers planted between Tay Ninh and Kongpong Cham province out of a total 101 border markers in Tay Ninh province.
To date, construction of 48 markers has been completed. The two sides are determined to complete the task by 2012./.
