Lao Leaders Extend Congratulations to Vietnam on National Day, Emphasize "Special Solidarity"
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Lao Leaders Extend Congratulations to Vietnam on National Day, Emphasize "Special Solidarity"

Lao leaders have sent a congratulatory message to their Vietnamese counterparts on the occasion of the 81st Anniversary of the National Day of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, highlighting the "great friendship, special solidarity, comprehensive cooperation, and strategic partnership" between the two nations. This underscores their close ties and regional significance.

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