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Vietnamese, Lao localities talk COVID-19 fight, economic development

A high-level conference between the central border province of Ha Tinh and the Lao provinces of Bolikhamsay and Khammoune took place at Cao Treo international border gate on December 18 to discuss the fight against COVID-19 and economic development.
Vietnamese, Lao localities talk COVID-19 fight, economic development ảnh 1At the conference (Photo: VNA)

Ha Tinh (VNA) – A high-level conference between the central borderprovince of Ha Tinh and the Lao provinces of Bolikhamsay and Khammoune tookplace at Cao Treo international border gate on December 18 to discuss the fightagainst COVID-19 and economic development.

In ten months of thisyear, Ha Tinh earned 103.92 million USD from exports to Laos, mostly iron,steel, cement, construction materials, farm produce, motorbike spare parts andhousehold appliances; and spent 167.88 million USD on imports, includingconfectionery, beverages, electronics, iron and copper ores.

Speaking at the event,Secretary of the Ha Tinh provincial Party Committee Hoang Trung Dung said the localborder guards offered free health check-ups and medicines to Laos. Over 1,058Lao people, mostly students from Bolikhamsay and Khammuone, are studying in theprovince. During 2021-2022 academic year, Ha Tinh provided 117 scholarships forthe two provinces. Positive results have been recorded in bilateral cooperationin culture, tourism, health care and transportation

Secretary of theBolikhamsay provincial Party Committee and Governor Kongkeo Xaysongkham wished that HaTinh would continue assisting Bolikhamsay in personnel training, as well asjointly hold celebrations for the 60th anniversary of bilateraldiplomatic ties and the 45th anniversary of the signing of Vietnam –Laos Treaty on Amity and Cooperation.

On the occasion, bothsides signed a cooperation agreement on COVID-19 prevention and control invarious areas.

ꩲ Ha Tinh presented 8.2billion VND (356,000 USD) to build a medical station for Bolikhamsay and 500million VND to Khammuone./.

VNA

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