During the visit, Senior Colonel Tong Anh Tuan sent best wishes to Mondulkiri province’s armed forces and highlighted the effective coordination between the armed forces of Mondulkiri province and the Dak Lak provincial border guard force in information exchange, border management and protection, illegal border crossing prevention, as well as the COVID-19 pandemic prevention and control.
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The Dak Lak provincial Border Guard Command presents gifts to Mondulkiri Military Sub-region. |
Also Colonel Tuan hoped that the traditional solidarity and friendship between the two sides would be further boosted in the future.
For the Cambodian part, a representative of units expressed their delight and thanks for the good sentiments and wholehearted support of the Dak Lak provincial Border Guard Command, underlining that the two sides would continue further consolidating their close ties in the time to come.
On the occasion, the delegation inquired after the officers and soldiers of Team K51 who are performing missions of searching and collecting remains of volunteer troops and advisors who laid down their lives in Cambodia.
Earlier, from April 5-11, a delegation of the Nghe An provincial Border Guard Command led by its Deputy Commissar Senior Colonel Tran Dang Khoa visited and extended Bunpimay wishes to the military and public security forces of Laos’ provinces of Houaphanh, Xieng Khouang, and Bolikhamsay.
At the meetings, the Nghe An provincial Border Guard Command and the units exchanged information, proposing the units boost coordination in protection and management of sovereignty, security and order in border areas, promote joint border patrol to prevent cross-border crimes and illegal entry and exit, as well as control the pandemic.
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The Nghe An provincial Border Guard Command presents gifts to Lao personnel working at a COVID-19 checkpoint of Laos' Border Guard Company 221. |
On the occasion, the Nghe An provincial Border Guard Command’s affiliated units visited and sent Bunpimay wishes to the armed forces and local people in the shared borderline areas.
Translated by Quynh Oanh