Graduation ceremonies held for Lao and Cambodian cadets

At the event at the MMU, which saw the presence of Major General Leang Sovannara, the military attaché of the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces to Vietnam. Senior Colonel Nguyen Duy Bac, MMU Deputy Director sent congratulations and commendations to Lao and Cambodian cadets on their study accomplishments.

Maj. Gen. Leang Sovannara (center), military attaché of the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces to Vietnam, presents flowers to Lao and Cambodian graduates.

MMU Deputy Director Sr. Col. Nguyen Duy Bac (center) hands over degrees to cadets from Laos and Cambodia.

He expressed his hope that the graduates would flexibly apply what they have acquired at the school to their home country’s military healthcare sector to take better care of troops and people. He urged them to continue to self-study and research to integrate with the world’s advanced healthcare to excel in their future tasks.

Delegates and Lao and Cambodian cadets in a group photo at the ceremony hosted by the MMU

The Vietnamese senior officer asked the newly-graduated pharmacists from Laos and Cambodia to continuously cultivate their good qualities, ethics, lifestyle, and strive to perfect the virtues of a medical practitioner, as well as remain proud of having studied and trained at the MMU. Additionally, they should actively promote information dissemination among Lao and Cambodian troops and people about the long-standing tradition of solidarity, friendship, and comprehensive cooperation among the Parties, States, and people of Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia.

Sr. Col. Nguyen Trong Vinh (center), Deputy Director of the Signal Officer Candidate School presents certificates of merit to two outstanding graduates.

Leaders of the school and Lao and Cambodian cadets pose for a group photo.

Addressing the ceremony held by the Signal Officer Candidate School, its Deputy Director Sr. Col. Nguyen Trong Vinh congratulated the Lao and Cambodian cadets on their outstanding performance. He expressed his belief that the signal officers of the Lao People's Army and the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces would further uphold their spirit of eagerness to learn,  progress, quickly grasp their respective unit’s situations, and effectively apply the knowledge acquired at the school to their practical duties in teaching, commanding, managing, and operating signal equipment. These, according to Col. Vinh, would contribute significantly to building strong signal forces of both the Lao People's Army and the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces.

Translated by Chung Anh