Vietnam, Cambodia inaugurate two border markers
Tuoi Tre News | 27 December 2015
Vietnam and Cambodia jointly held ceremonies in the Vietnamese
provinces of Gia Lai and An Giang on Saturday to inaugurate border
markers No. 30 and 275 [against the Cambodian Constitution, against the 2.4 Billion USD Paris Peace Agreements of which Vietnam is a signatory]
The ceremonies were attended by Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Tan
Dung and his Cambodian counterpart Hun Sen, along with delegations of
elite officials from the two countries.
Vietnam and Cambodia have achieved significant results in establishing the border markers between the two nations, PM Dung said in his speech at the inauguration of border marker No. 30 in Gia Lai, located in the Central Highlands, on Saturday morning.
The management of the border line separating Vietnam and Cambodia is
based on the regulations promulgated in the agreements and treaties
which were signed by the two governments, the premier added.
The road connecting two checkpoints of the international border gates
of Le Thanh, located in Gia Lai, and O Yadav in the Cambodian province
of Rattanakiri was also opened to traffic during the ceremony.
The road, which will provide connection between localities in Vietnam’s
Central Highlands and eastern Cambodia, is expected to facilitate the
development of the economy, tourism, trade, and investment of the two
parties in particular and Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos in general,
according to PM Dung.
Cambodian PM Hun Sen considered the inauguration of border marker No.
30 the result of Vietnam and Cambodia’s long-term efforts.
He also hoped that the two countries would soon finish establishing all
border markers in accordance with local and international laws,
creating favorable conditions in the link between Vietnam, Cambodia and
other member states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations
(ASEAN).
Another ceremony was organized on the afternoon of the same day in An Giang to launch boundary marker No. 275.
“The inauguration of marker No. 30 and the road connecting two
checkpoints of the Le Thanh-O Yadav international border gate, together
with the launch of marker No. 275, marks the Vietnam-Cambodia Joint
Committee on Land Border Demarcation and Marker Planting’s completion of
defining and building all key markers at 10 international border gates
along the two countries’ borderline,” PM Dung said.
He also asked PM Hun Sen to together direct the joint committee to
address existing issues and accelerate the completion of land border
delimitation in order to build a boundary of peace, stability,
cooperation and sustainable development.
Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung (R) and his Cambodian
counterpart Hun Sen are seen at the inauguration of border marker No.
275 on the afternoon of December 26, 2015. Photo: Tuoi Tre
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