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Vietnam, Mongolia to make defence ties meet potential

Defence Minister Ngo Xuan Lich noted the growth in Vietnam – Mongolia defence cooperation, which has yet to meet its potential, at a meeting with Mongolian Ambassador to Vietnam Dash Bilegdorj.
Vietnam, Mongolia to make defence ties meet potential ảnh 1Defence Minister Ngo Xuan Lich receives Mongolian Ambassador to Vietnam Dash Bilegdorj (Photo: dangcongsan.vn)

Hanoi (VNA) - Defence Minister NgoXuan Lich noted the growth in Vietnam – Mongolia defence cooperation, which hasyet to meet its potential, at a meeting with Mongolian Ambassador to VietnamDash Bilegdorj in Hanoi on March 28.

At the reception, Lich said he believes thediplomat will contribute to collaboration and mutual understanding between thetwo countries and their armies.

He affirmed the Vietnamese Defence Ministry is keenon working with its Mongolian equivalent to implement bilateral agreements moreeffectively, particularly in delegation exchanges, military health care,logistics and UN peacekeeping mission.

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