Vietnam-Laos Parliamentary Cooperation Strengthens Bilateral Ties
Vietnamese National Assembly Chairman Tran Thanh Man and his Lao counterpart Sonexay Siphandone held talks, agreeing to strengthen parliamentary cooperation. This is a vital pillar for ensuring the implementation of agreements between the two countries' Parties and states.
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