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Vietnam, Laos work to ensure quality of Lao NA House

A delegation of the Vietnamese Ministry of Construction, led by its Minister Pham Hong Ha, held a working session with the management board for the Lao National Assembly House construction project in Vientiane on January 25.
Vietnam, Laos work to ensure quality of Lao NA House ảnh 1Scene at the working session (Photo: VNA)

Vientiane (VNA) – Adelegation of the Vietnamese Ministry of Construction, led by its Minister PhamHong Ha, held a working session with the management board for the Lao NationalAssembly (NA) House construction project in Vientiane on January 25.

At the working session, thedelegation and the management board, headed by Secretary General of the Lao NASuenesavanh Vignaket, discussed and agreed on their coordination mechanism andscope of work.

The two sides pledged to ensurequality, construction techniques, aesthetic appearance and safety of thebuilding and complete the project - a gift presented by the Vietnamese Party,State and people to their Lao counterparts - by the end of 2020. 

Vice Chairman of the Lao NASomphanh Phengkhammy, head of the Lao steering committee for the project, thankedthe Vietnamese Party, State and people for their gift.

He stressed the building will bea symbol of friendship and comprehensive cooperation between the two Parties,States and people and will become a valuable asset for the next generations.

At the end of the session, Ha andVignaket signed an agreement on coordination mechanism and scope of work betweenthe Vietnamese Ministry of Construction and the Lao management board for the NAHouse construction project.

Work on the 100-million-USDproject began in Thatluang village in Vientiane’s Saysettha district onNovember 2017.-VNA 
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