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Vietnamese, Russian veteran associations strengthen ties

New cooperation agreements between the Vietnam War Veterans' Association (VWVA) and the Russian Veterans’ Union were discussed at a meeting in Moscow on July 29.

Moscow (VNA) – New cooperation agreements between the Vietnam War Veterans' Association (VWVA) and the Russian Veterans’ Union were discussed at a meeting in Moscow on July 29.

The VWVA officials visited Russia from July 27-29.

Vice Chairman of the Russian union Sen. Lieut. Gen. Vladimir Grebenyuk said the cooperation with the VWVA is helping the union carry out its tasks effectively.

VWVA Vice President Nguyen Song Phi expressed his hope that the new cooperation agreements would be signed during the association delegation’s upcoming visit to attend the Russian union’s 60th founding anniversary.

Earlier, the VWVA delegation had a meeting with the Association of Vietnamese War Veterans in Russia.-VNA

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