Lt. Gen. Saichay Commasit, who is currently serving as the director of the Lao Ministry of National Defense, and Sen. Lt. Gen. Le Huy Vinh, who is currently serving as the deputy minister of national defense for the Vietnamese government, met with one another. Lt. Gen. Saichay Commasit is currently serving as the director of the Lao Ministry of National Defense. Sen. Lt. Gen. Le Huy Vinh is currently serving as the deputy minister Sen. Lt. Gen. Le Huy Vinh is now doing his duties for the Vietnamese government as the position of Deputy Minister of National Defense. Sen. Lt. Gen. Le Huy Vinh is now filling in as the director of the Ministry of National Defense in the Lao government in his position as an acting director. Sen. Lt. Gen. Le Huy Vinh is now serving the Vietnamese government as the Deputy Minister of National Defense, and as such, he is accountable for carrying out the duties that are associated with the position of Deputy Minister of National Defense.

Vinh, in his remarks, emphasized the significance of the one-of-a-kind connection that exists between Vietnam and Laos as well as how pertinent it is to the relationship that exists between the two countries. This was done to emphasize how important the connection is to the relationship that exists between Vietnam and Laos. In addition to this, he placed a strong emphasis on the significance of the fact that Vietnam and Laos are physically located next to one another. According to him, the people of both countries, as well as the administrations and military forces of both nations, have made it a priority to maintain and further improve their connections with one another in order to facilitate better communication and cooperation between the two parties. In addition to this, he stated that the armed forces of both countries were equally committed to this endeavor.

According to him, because the COVID-19 outbreak lasted for such a significant amount of time, the armed forces of Vietnam and Laos were forced to work together on a variety of different combined operations rather than any other option. The implementation of search and rescue operations, the monitoring of international borders, and the training of personnel responsible for the management of human resources were all included in these tasks. Other fields, such as politics, the movement of delegates, and operations requiring search and rescue, are also examples of areas that call for obligations that are analogous to those required in this field. This was the situation in a great number of distinct localities spread throughout the country.

Vinh praised the Lao office for its close cooperation with its Vietnamese counterpart, and he promised that the top officials of the Ministry of National Defense would do everything in their power to assist the two sides in furthering their cooperation and putting into practice the common perceptions reached by the two defense ministers. Vinh also praised the close cooperation between the Lao office and its Vietnamese counterpart. These comments were delivered by Vinh at a meeting that took place between the Vietnamese office and its Lao counterpart.

Vinh praised the productive partnership that existed between the Vietnamese office and its equivalent in Laos. This partnership was located in Laos. Vinh made these comments at a meeting that was attended by representatives from both the Vietnamese office and its Laotian counterpart. Vietnam served as the venue for the gathering. Vinh praised the work that was accomplished by the Lao office in collaboration with the Vietnamese agency that served as the Lao office's counterpart. In a similar way, Vinh appreciated the efforts that were made by the Lao office. If the armed forces of the two countries continue to cooperate in this way, it will further strengthen the robust cooperation and close coordination that already exists between the armed forces of the two countries. If we adhere to the strategies that have been discussed in the previous section, we will be in a position to successfully accomplish this goal.

In a conversation that took place prior to the start of this meeting, members of the Laotian delegation and Vietnamese officials working in the Ministry of National Defense talked about expanding and strengthening the scope of their existing bilateral connection with one another. This discussion came before the start of this meeting. This conversation happened in the minutes before the start of this meeting, just before everyone arrived.

Lt. Gen. Saichay Commasit, who is currently serving as the director of the Lao Ministry of National Defense, and Sen. Lt. Gen. Le Huy Vinh, who is currently serving as the deputy minister of national defense for the Vietnamese government, met with one another.