Party officials visit Laos
Vientiane (VNA) – A delegation of the Party Central Committee’s Commission for Information and Training, led by To Huy Rua, Secretary of the Party Central Committee and head of the commission, arrived in Vientiane on Oct. 12 for a three-day working visit to Laos .
The same day, secretary Rua and Phandouangchith Vongsa, member of the Lao People’s Revolutionary Party Central Committee (LPRP CC) and Head of the LPRP CC’s Commission for Information and Training, co-chaired a meeting of the two Steering Boards for a project on compilation of the history of Vietnam-Lao special relations and combatant alliance.
The participants reviewed achievements and limitations in the implementation of the project and discussed measures in order to complete the project by 2010 as planned.
Rua, Chairman of the Vietnamese Steering Board, said that the project had yielded good results and could be completed with high quality. However, he added, the implementation was slow, and should be accelerated.
The history of Vietnam-Laos special relations and combatant alliance is a major project of great international significance. It aims to record glorious historical pages of the traditional special relations between the two Parties, States, fatherlands fronts, armies and people of Vietnam and Laos in their joint struggle against foreign invaders and in national construction.
The compilation will cover documents, memoirs and chronicles of events on Vietnam-Laos special relations as well as a set of photo books and documentaries about the two countries.
The participants reviewed achievements and limitations in the implementation of the project and discussed measures in order to complete the project by 2010 as planned.
Rua, Chairman of the Vietnamese Steering Board, said that the project had yielded good results and could be completed with high quality. However, he added, the implementation was slow, and should be accelerated.
The history of Vietnam-Laos special relations and combatant alliance is a major project of great international significance. It aims to record glorious historical pages of the traditional special relations between the two Parties, States, fatherlands fronts, armies and people of Vietnam and Laos in their joint struggle against foreign invaders and in national construction.
The compilation will cover documents, memoirs and chronicles of events on Vietnam-Laos special relations as well as a set of photo books and documentaries about the two countries.
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