The two sides coordinated to organize a conference to exchange and provide information on the situation of the sea and islands. Rear Admiral Nguyen Dang Tien, Secretary of the Party Committee, Political Commissar of Naval Region 3, Associate Professor, Doctor Pham Duc Kien, Deputy Director of the Academy of Politics of Region 3 co-chaired the conference.
Rear Admiral Nguyen Dang Tien gave an overview of the situation of the sea and islands; the results of the task of protecting the sovereignty of the sea and islands of the Navy in general and Region 3 in particular in recent years. The delegates discussed to clarify the difficulties and obstacles of the forces in the process of performing tasks at sea...
Associate Professor, Dr. Pham Duc Kien said: The purpose of the survey and practical work trip in Naval Region 3 is to provide scientific arguments to develop a report for the Ho Chi Minh National Academy of Politics with the theme: "Promoting theoretical research and summarizing practices on protecting Vietnam's sovereignty and national interests in the East Sea".
Deputy Director of the Academy of Politics Region 3 Pham Duc Kien: "Practical survey to complete the report on the situation in the East Sea". |
Through surveys and work, the Command of Naval Region 3 and the leaders of the agencies and units of the Region have provided important information, creating conditions for the survey team to absorb practical issues; at the same time, they hope that after this conference, they will continue to receive coordination and information exchange so that the agencies and departments of the Political Academy of Region 3 can complete the report to achieve the set goals and requirements.
Before that, the delegation visited combat training activities, regular discipline building work and discussed with the commanders of Brigades 172 and 680 of the Navy on issues related to the military and defense fields.
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