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Laos, Vietnam strengthen ties as NA chief concludes state visit
The President of Laos's National Assembly concluded an official visit to Vietnam, during which senior officials from both nations reaffirmed their commitment to deepening bilateral cooperation and advancing their strategic partnership.
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Lao National Assembly President Sonexay Siphandone led a delegation to Vietnam, where the group attended proceedings of the second sitting of Vietnam's 16th National Assembly. The visit underscored the ongoing dialogue between the legislative bodies of the two neighboring countries and provided a platform for high-level engagement on matters of mutual interest.
During discussions, Vietnamese leaders stressed that the country maintains close attention to and prioritizes its relationship with Laos. Officials emphasized Vietnam's commitment to fostering substantive and effective cooperation across multiple sectors, reinforcing the strategic nature of bilateral ties that have developed over decades.
Laotian officials reciprocated the sentiment, reiterating the special significance of the Vietnam-Laos relationship. Both delegations highlighted the importance of continued collaboration in addressing shared challenges and advancing common development objectives across the region.
The visit reflects the deepening parliamentary and diplomatic connections between Hanoi and Vientiane, with both nations signaling their intention to translate strategic commitments into concrete, mutually beneficial initiatives that support regional stability and prosperity.