MOIT VIETNAM | ACTIVITIES
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Cooperation between the Supreme People's Court of Vietnam and Laos: A Closer Look
President Vo Van Thuong welcomed Comrade Viengthong Siphandon, Chief Justice of the Supreme People's Court of Laos and Secretary of the Central Committee of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party, at a meeting on the afternoon of August 22, 2023, while he was in Vietnam on a business trip.
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Strengthening the Bond: Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia's Growing Friendship
The "Vietnamese families with Lao and Cambodian students studying in Ho Chi Minh City" program brought together Vietnamese families who have adopted students from Laos and Cambodia, as well as representatives from Lao and Cambodian families with children participating in the program, for an afternoon meeting and exchange program on August 16, 2023. Ho Chi Minh City's Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee is in charge of coordinating this event, which aims to strengthen ties of friendship and solidarity among the Vietnamese, Laotian, and Cambodian people.
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Annual Talks Between Quang Nam Province And Sekong Province
On August 1, a meeting was held between the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Quang Nam province and the Lao Front Committee for National Construction of Se Kong province in Tam Ky city. The purpose of the talks was to strengthen the solidarity and friendship between the two provinces.
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Growing Tourism Ties Between Vietnam And Laos
Vietnam has secured the second place in terms of the number of tourists visiting Laos, according to the Lao Tourism Development Department. The number of Vietnamese tourists visiting Laos has shown a steady growth rate of 10.8%, contributing to their high ranking among international visitors.
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Expanding Educational Opportunities Through Cultural Exchange
The groundbreaking of the new Lao-Vietnamese Bilingual School in Oudomxay province marks an important step forward in strengthening ties between the people of Laos and Vietnam. As the communities in this border region continue to grow more interconnected through family, trade and shared history, providing children access to high-quality dual-language education will help the next generation excel in an increasingly globalized world.
