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Vietnam presents gifts to Cambodia’s solidarity front

The Vietnamese Government on May 25 presented three cars and three sets of computers worth nearly 300,000 USD to the Solidarity Front for the Development of Cambodia Motherland.
Vietnam presents gifts to Cambodia’s solidarity front ảnh 1At the presenting ceremony (Photo: VNA)

Phnom Penh (VNA) – The Vietnamese Government on May25 presented three cars and three sets of computers worth nearly 300,000 USD tothe Solidarity Front for the Development of Cambodia Motherland.

Defence Attaché at the Vietnamese Embassy in Cambodia NguyenAnh Dung handed over these gifts to permanent Vice Chairman of the front NhemValy.

Nhem Valy expressed the profound gratitude of the Cambodianpeople in general and the front in particular for Vietnam’s assistance.

He said that the gifts will help the front contribute moreto Cambodia’s nation building and development as well as the country’srelations with Vietnam.

Over the past years, the front has coordinated actively withthe Vietnam Fatherland Front, Defence Ministry and other ministries, thushelping consolidate and develop the traditional friendship and solidarity andcomprehensive cooperation between the two countries’ people.-VNA
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