The opening ceremony was attended by Major General Nguyen Hoang Nhien, Director of the Institute of Military History, along with the institute's teaching staff and educational managers.
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Major General Nguyen Hoang Nhien addresses the opening ceremony. |
Lieutenant General Say Saksovuthy, Director of the Institute of Military History under the Cambodian Ministry of National Defense of Cambodia, together with 24 officers responsible for military history from various units and agencies within the Cambodian defense ministry attended the ceremony.
In his opening remarks, Major General Nguyen Hoang Nhien mentioned that as part of the cooperation program between the two defense ministries, the Vietnam Institute of Military History has organized eight training courses for 215 officers from the RCAF in 2023.
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Participants in a joint photo |
Following the request from the Ministry of National Defense of the Kingdom of Cambodia, the Vietnamese Ministry of National Defense assigned the Institute of Military History to continuing to hold the 9th training course for 25 officers from the RCAF. The content of this year's training has been adjusted to combine fundamental knowledge with new information and practical experience of researching military history and summary of warfare.
During the training period, officers from the RCAF will have the opportunity to engage in outdoor activities at four different locations in the Northern region. It is expected to help them gain a deeper understanding of the people, the military, and the current development of Vietnam.
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Lieutenant General Say Saksovuthy speaks at the event. |
Lieutenant General Say Saksovuthy stated that over the past years, with the assistance of the Vietnamese Ministry of National Defense, particularly the Institute of Military History, the military history research work within the RCAF has seen significant results. However, there are still many aspects that need to meet the requirements of current tasks.
The training course provides a valuable opportunity for officers from the RCAF to absorb knowledge in the field. Those participating in the training are determined to excel in their research and learning tasks, emphasized Lieutenant General Say Saksovuthy.
Translated by Trung Thanh