In Hanoi, the Military Political Academy held a gathering chaired by Senior Colonel Nguyen Vinh Phuong, the academy’s Deputy Political Commissar. Attendees included Major Thol Chanthy, Assistant to the Office of the Military Attaché of the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces in Viet Nam, representatives of the Academy’s agencies and units, and Lao and Cambodian trainees studying at the institution.
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Delegates attend the meeting. |
Speaking at the event, Major General Phy Sakada, head of the delegation of Cambodian trainees, reviewed Cambodia’s struggle for independence and its achievements in national development. He highlighted improvements in living standards and the expansion of the country’s foreign relations, while expressing gratitude for Viet Nam’s support during Cambodia’s struggle for independence and nation-building.
On behalf of the Cambodian trainees, he also thanked Viet Nam’s Party, Government, and People's Army, along with the academy’s leadership, instructors, staff, and service members, for their support throughout their studies and research. He affirmed their commitment to improving their professional qualifications to contribute to building the Cambodian armed forces and their country.
Senior Colonel Nguyen Vinh Phuong congratulated the Cambodian trainees and emphasized the longstanding ties between the two neighboring countries, forged through shared struggles for national liberation, the protection of their people, and national development. He expressed pride in the academy’s achievements in training Cambodian personnel and encouraged the trainees to remain united, overcome difficulties, and pursue their studies and research to help strengthen the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces.
* The Ho Chi Minh City-based Border Guard Vocational School held a meeting with Cambodian trainees enrolled in Vietnamese-language courses. The event also marked the founding anniversary of the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces.
During the meeting, Cambodian trainees reviewed the 73-year history of their nation and armed forces and expressed gratitude to the college’s Party Committee and Board of Rectors for their support and favorable learning conditions, as well as for organizing celebrations on traditional holidays and festivals.
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Leaders of the Border Guard Vocational School present flowers and gifts to trainees from the Royal Cambodian Armed Forces. |
The school’s leader congratulated Cambodia on its achievements and commended the trainees for their efforts to overcome difficulties and achieve good academic and training results. He urged them to observe discipline and institutional regulations, strengthen their sense of responsibility, and strive to become outstanding officers who can contribute to Cambodia’s development. He also encouraged them to preserve and promote the solidarity and friendship between the armed forces and peoples of Viet Nam and Cambodia.
Both meetings provided opportunities to strengthen mutual understanding and reinforce the traditional ties of solidarity and friendship between the two countries.
Translated by Tran Hoai