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Visiting and extending traditional Bunpimay New Year greetings to the armed forces of Sekong and Salavan provinces

HNN.VN - From April 1 - 3, a delegation from the Command of Hue City Border Guard, led by Colonel Dang Ngoc Hieu, Secretary of the Party Committee and Political Commissar of the City Border Guard, visited and extended traditional Bunpimay New Year greetings to the Military Commands and Police Departments of Sekong and Salavan provinces (Lao People's Democratic Republic).

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 The delegation from the Command of Hue City Border Guard presented a gift to Sekong Provincial Police

On behalf of the Party Committee and the Command of Hue City Border Guard, Colonel Dang Ngoc Hieu extended New Year greetings to the officers and soldiers of the armed forces, and people of all Lao ethnic groups, wishing them good health, happiness, and success. He also congratulated the armed forces of Sekong and Salavan provinces on their recent achievements.

On the occasion of the 65th anniversary of the Lao Public security force traditional day (April 5, 1961 - April 5, 2026), Colonel Dang Ngoc Hieu extended his best wishes to officers and soldiers of the public security forces of the two provinces, wishing them continue upholding their traditions, excellently fulfill their assigned duties, contributing to building a peaceful, stable, and developing Laos.

On this occasion, the units exchanged information regarding security and order situation along the border, and reviewed the results of their cooperation over the past period. The two sides agreed to continue strengthening solidarity and close cooperation in border management and protection;...

The New Year visit and greetings contributed to reinforcing and strengthening the special solidarity and friendship, and enhancing mutual trust between Hue City Border Guard and the armed forces of Sekong and Salavan provinces, thereby contributing to further deepening the relationship between Vietnam and Laos.

By Quynh Anh
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