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Sr. Lt. Gen. Luong Cuong (R) receives Ms. Dam Dariny |
Senior Lieutenant General Luong Cuong, a member of the Secretariat of the Communist Party of Vietnam’s Central Committee, permanent member of the Central Military Commission and Director of the General Department of Politics of the Vietnam People’s Army, made that suggestion at a reception for a high-ranking Cambodian military delegation, led by Dam Dariny, Secretary of State at the Cambodian Defense Ministry in charge of military women affairs, on September 27 at the headquarters of the Vietnamese Ministry of National Defense.
At the meeting, Dam Dariny expressed her deep condolences over the decease of President Tran Dai Quang, stressing that it is a huge loss for the Party, State, Government, military and people of Vietnam.
She also conveyed the best regards of Cambodian Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister General Tea Banh to the leaders of the Vietnamese Ministry of National Defense, General Staff and General Department of Politics.
General Cuong thanked the guest for her sorrow at the death of the Vietnamese President.
He hoped that the visit would help consolidate the time-honored friendship, solidarity and comprehensive cooperation between the two militaries and people.
Ms. Dam Dariny informed the host of the outcomes of her earlier talks with Lieutenant General Le Hien Van, Deputy Director of the General Department of Politics. Accordingly, the two sides exchanged experiences in implementing military women affairs and discussed cooperation orientations for the time to come.
General Cuong highly valued the talks’ achievements.
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Lt. Gen. Le Hien Van (L) presents a gift to Ms. Dam Dariny |
Earlier the same day, during the talks between General Van and Dam Dariny, the two officials agreed to enhance delegation exchanges to strengthen the solidarity, amity and mutual understanding.
They also reached an agreement on promoting experience-sharing and training cooperation while furthering information dissemination and education on the importance of cementing the two countries’ friendship, encouraging the public, especially women, to provide more information for the search and repatriation of remains of Vietnamese volunteer troops and experts who laid down their lives during wartime in Cambodia.
The two sides should also exchange information and raise awareness of people living in border areas of realizing agreements and regulations on borderline and marker management, contributing to building a shared borderline of peace, friendship, stability and cooperation.
Translated by Mai Huong