Vietnamese and Lao military youths share experience in youth movements

At the event, Major General Le Nguyen Duong, the academy’s Deputy Political Commissar, briefed the Lao young officers on the school’s 68-year history. Duong emphasized the significance of the meeting, saying that such activity demonstrates the special solidarity, friendship, and mutual understanding between youths of the two countries and militaries in general and between the academy and the delegates in particular. It also contributes to preserving and promoting the comprehensive, sustainable, and long-term cooperation between the two governments and two militaries.  

At the meeting

General Duong believed that the experience sharing will enable young officers of the two countries to learn more about effective models in conducting youth movements, so as to apply them to their units’ task implementation.

On the occasion, the Lao delegation visited music, English, and young theorist clubs of the Military Academy of Logistics. These models create a favorable environment for youths to enrich their knowledge, raise their life skills, and promote their creativity and intelligence. They also serve as effective channels to popularize the Party’s guidelines and State’s policies and laws to youths as well as to nourish outstanding figures and raise the effectiveness of youth movements. 

Vietnamese and Laos delegations in a joint photo

At the event, Lieutenant Colonel Thaninh Bounnao, head of the Lao delegation, expressed delight at the achievements recorded by the Military Academy of Logistics over the past 68 years. Lao officers affirmed that the academy creates a professional environment for cadets and students to raise not only their competence, but also their essential life skills. They said that the clubs of the Military Academy of Logistics are useful playgrounds for troops to promote their activeness and creativity.

Translated by Tran Hoai