Tuoi Tre News | 15 June 2016
Vietnamese State President Tran Dai Quang arrived in Phnom Penh
on Tuesday afternoon, at the start of his state visit to Cambodia after
concluding his trip to Laos on the morning of the same day.
President Quang’s visit, scheduled from June 14 to 16, was at the [forced]
invitation of Cambodian King Norodom Sihamoni, with the official welcome
ceremony scheduled to be organized on Wednesday morning, according to
the Vietnam News Agency.
The head of state, First Lady, and the delegation of elite Vietnamese
officials were warmly greeted at the airport by high-ranking Cambodian
officials as well as Vietnamese citizens residing in the country.
Upon arriving in Cambodia, the president paid a visit to the Embassy of
Vietnam and representative offices of Vietnamese agencies, as well as
the Vietnamese community, businessmen, and students living and working
in Cambodia.
The embassy has been providing the necessary assistance for Vietnamese
investors and businesses operating in Cambodia, and it has also been
attentive to the wishes of Vietnamese citizens there, according to
President Quang.
Addressing the Vietnamese community, the head of state hailed their
efforts and contribution to Cambodia’s national development and to the
relationship of the two nations.
Sharing the difficulties the people have been facing, the president
asserted that he would present all of their wishes and recommendations
to Cambodian leaders in order to provide them with more favorable living
and working conditions.
He expressed his hope that Vietnamese people will unite, support each
other, strictly follow the host country’s law and make further
contributions to the Vietnam-Cambodia relationship.
During the meeting, the state leader also presented US$20,000 to the
embassy’s study encouragement fund and another $20,000 to the foundation
that supported Vietnamese Cambodians.
Prior to his trip to Cambodia, President Quang conducted a state visit
to neighboring Laos from June 12 to 14, during which he joined talks
with his Laotian counterpart Bounnhang Vorachith and met with Vietnamese
businesses in the country.
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