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Vietnam commits to joint efforts to promote Mekong cooperation

Delegates reviewed MLC results over the past 3 years since the 3rd meeting held in August 2020 and discussed future directions.
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Vietnam commits to joint efforts to promote Mekong cooperation

Delegates reviewed MLC results over the past 3 years since the 3rd meeting held in August 2020 and discussed future directions.

Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh said that the Vietnamese Government always attaches great importance to the Mekong - Lancang Cooperation (MLC) and will continue to join hands with China and Mekong countries to promote this cooperation mechanism to develop strongly, effective and sustainable.

The Prime Minister made this statement when speaking at the Mekong - Lancang Cooperation Summit (MLC)  held online on December 25. Attending the Conference were the Prime Ministers and Heads of delegations from Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand, China and Vietnam.

Delegates reviewed MLC results over the past 3 years since the 3rd meeting held in August 2020 and discussed future directions.

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