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Vietnamese language course for Lao officers opens in Son La

The Military High Command of the northern mountainous province of Son La on March 31 opened a Vietnamese language course for officers and soldiers of Laos' armed forces.
Vietnamese language course for Lao officers opens in Son La ảnh 1Delegates attend the opening ceremony of the Vietnamese language course for officers and soldiers of Laos' armed forces in the northern province of Son La. (Photo: VNA)

Son La (VNA) – The Military High Command of thenorthern mountainous province of Son La on March 31 opened a Vietnamese language course for officers andsoldiers of Laos' armed forces.

Addressing the opening ceremony, Vice Chairwoman of theprovincial People’s Committee Trang Thi Xuan ordered the provincial the MilitaryHigh Command to closely coordinate departments and sectors to ensure the best livingand learning conditions for the Lao officers and soldiers.

Apart from teaching the Vietnamese language, the nine-month coursewill also focus on sharing experience in socio-economic development, ensuring defenceand security, and addressing social issues, contributing to promoting the friendshipbetween the Military High Commands of Son La and Lao localities.  

Through the course, 120 Lao officers and soldiers will not only learn listening, speaking, reading and writing skills, but also understand more about military terms. They willalso visit historical sites, and scenic spots in Son La province./.

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