Thứ Ba, 02/09/2014, 06:21 (GMT+7)
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National Day celebrated in Laos, Cambodia, Israel

Lao Deputy Foreign Minister Sounthon Saynhachac visited the Vietnamese Embassy in Vientiane on September 1 to convey her good wishes on the occasion of the 69th anniversary of Vietnam’s National Day.

Sounthon Saynhachac, who is also a member of the Lao People’s Revolutionary Party Central Committee and Deputy Head of its External Committee, lauded the significant achievements the Vietnamese people have gained so far.

Lao Deputy Foreign Minister Sounthon Saynhachac and Vietnamese Ambassador Nguyen Manh Hung
Lao Deputy Foreign Minister Sounthon Saynhachac and Vietnamese Ambassador Nguyen Manh Hung

Vietnam’s triumphs act as an encouragement for the people of Laos during their national defence and construction efforts, she said.

She thanked the Party, Government and people of Vietnam for their support in past years, expressing her hope that in the future the two countries will continue their close collaboration.

In turn, Ambassador Nguyen Manh Hung noted that the bilateral relationship between the two countries was growing and now covered an increasing amount of fields of co-operation.

He said he hoped the two sides will reinforce their comprehensive affiliation, consolidating their special friendship and mutual solidarity for the benefit of both peoples and for peace, stability, development and prosperity in the region.

On the same day, the Overseas Vietnamese Association in Phnom Penh held an event marking August Revolution Day and the 69th National Day, which saw the participation of the Vietnamese Embassy’s Counsellor, Nguyen Van Sy, Vietnamese businesspeople and nationals residing in Cambodia.

Addressing the event, Association Chairman Huynh Minh Phu expressed his delight at Vietnam’s development progress, saying that the Vietnamese community in Cambodia firmly believes in Vietnam’s bright future under the leadership of the Party.

Counsellor Sy affirmed the Party and State’s policy of regarding Overseas Vietnamese, including those living in Cambodia, as an indispensable part of the nation.

On August 31, the Vietnamese community in Israel organised an event in Tel Aviv to celebrate Vietnam’s special occasions.

Ambassador Ta Duy Chinh reiterated the significance of the August Revolution, which was a milestone in the country’s history.

In the spirit of the revolution, the Vietnamese people have over the past 69 years united to overcome all obstacles, building a strong nation and boosting national defence, he noted.

The diplomat added that Vietnam’s standing in the global arena was constantly increasing, making it a trustworthy and reliable partner for countries around the world.

Ambassador Chinh also expressed his hope that the Vietnamese community in Israel will continue its efforts to promote mutual solidarity while protecting their national identity, thus contributing to an enhanced level of co-operation between Vietnam and Israel.

(Source: nhandan.org.vn)
 

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