PM Chinh said he hopes the former Lao leaders, with their prestige and experience, will continue to support and give opinions to strengthen and deepen the cooperation between the two Parties and the two countries.
During the meetings, PM Chinh conveyed greetings and New Year wishes from Party General Secretary To Lam, State President Luong Cuong, and National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man to the former high-ranking leaders of the Lao Party and State.
Chinh informed the formers Lao leaders about the outcomes of his meetings with leaders of the Lao Party, State, Government, and National Assembly, as well as the results of the 47th meeting of the Vietnam-Laos Intergovernmental Committee for Bilateral Cooperation that he co-chaired.
He affirmed that the Vietnam-Laos relationship is an invaluable asset, vital to both countries' revolutionary cause.
The former Lao leaders expressed their joy to meet the Vietnamese PM again and asked him to convey their sincere thanks and warm greetings to Party General Secretary To Lam and other high-ranking leaders of the Vietnamese Party and State.
They also expressed their delight at Vietnam's strong and stable development and its increasing role and position on the international stage, as well as the special solidarity between the two Parties, states, and people of the two countries.
They appreciated the results of the 47th meeting of the Intergovernmental Committee, and the leadership of Party General Secretary To Lam, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh, and other high-ranking leaders in continuously consolidating, protecting, and promoting the Vietnam-Laos solidarity for the benefit of the two countries' people.
The leaders agreed to continue focusing on educating and promoting the great friendship and special solidarity tradition to both countries' people, especially younger generations.
This was the final activity of PM Chinh in his Laos visit to co-chair the 47th meeting of the Vietnam-Laos Intergovernmental Committee. Later the day, the PM, together with the Vietnamese delegation, left Vientiane, concluding his working trip.
