Lao Party General Secretary and State President Thongloun Sisoulith (R) and President of the Vietnam Fatherland Front (VFF) Central Committee Do Van Chien (Source: VNA)Chien thanked Thongloun as well as other Lao Party and State leaders for their attentionto and creating favourable conditions for the Front’s operations and its memberorganisations, and friendship associations of the two countries.
While congratulating Laos on the success of the 11th National Congress of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party (LPRP),Chien said the visit, the first overseas trip of the top Lao leader, shows theclose relationship between the two nations.
Member organisations of the VFF have coordinated with their Lao counterparts inorganising practical activities to strengthen the solidarity between the twocountries’ people, thus further nurturing the Vietnam - Laos special relations,Chien said, adding that they have also served as a bridge to boost bilateral cooperationacross fields.
He hoped that the Lao leader will facilitatecoordination in the front work between the two countries in the time to come.
Regarding Vietnam’s efforts in the fight against COVID-19, the VFF Presidentsaid despite facing many difficulties due to impacts of the pandemic, a numberof Lao organisations and businesses have supported Vietnam in the combat.
For his part, the Lao leader affirmed the importance of theVietnam – Laos special solidarity, stressing that the bilateral relations have beendeveloping fruitfully across fields,bringing practical benefits to the people of both nations, includingcooperation between the VFF and the Lao Front for National Construction(LFNC).
He highly valued recent achievements made by the VFF, stressing that it hasplayed an important role in mobilising, gathering and promoting the great national unity bloc.
Acknowledging great contributions and sacrifices of Vietnameseexperts and volunteers in Laos during wartime, the Lao leader wished that younggenerations of the two countries would continue to be educated and providedwith information the Laos-Vietnam combat alliance, thus improving their senseof responsibility in nurturing the great friendship, special solidarity andcomprehensive cooperation between the two countries.
He hoped that, with its responsibility, the VFF and its member organisations, andfriendship associations will actively coordinate and share experiences with theLFNC, and promote cooperation between local front agencies of Laos and Vietnam./.
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