UN chief hails ASEAN as bridge for peace
Secretary-General of the United Nations António Guterres commended ASEAN for its ongoing constructive role in defusing tensions occurring in various parts of the world by…
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ASEAN Summits conclude, Malaysia takes over Chairmanship from Laos
Sixteen summits were convened in all, which PM Sonexay described as complete ‘successes’. “We had frank, candid, and constructive discussions on regional and international…
Laos, EU strengthen cooperation in key areas
PM Sonexay welcomed President Michel’s first official visit to Laos, emphasising its significance in strengthening the long-standing friendship between the two partners.
Laos, Thailand sign six cooperation agreements
The two prime ministers and their delegations evaluated various aspects of the current state of cooperation between Laos and Thailand and determined the direction of future…
Lao PM Sonexay says AI is needed for ASEAN private sector to take the lead on digital economy
The Prime Minister noted that ASEAN will continue capitalising on opportunities to promote digital integration and innovation, ensuring relevant sectors are prepared for the…
Lao PM Sonexay monitors preparations for ASEAN Summits
PM Sonexay stressed that authorities should coordinate with each other to ensure that all preparations and supervision are meticulously planned and carried out so that everything…
ASEAN permanent representatives’ committee gears up for Summits
Members of the Committee of Permanent Representatives to ASEAN convened in Vientiane to finalise documents for presentation to ASEAN leaders for consideration at the 44th and 45th…
Laos, South Korea expand agricultural cooperation
As the chair of ASEAN, Laos has been playing a pivotal role in cooperation in the ASEAN region under the theme ‘Enhancing Connectivity and Resilience’. With the year 2024…
Lao tourism eyes bright future under new leadership
Mr Inthy Danesavanh, who has been elected as President of the Lao Tourism Association, is a veteran of the tourism industry.
Lao government agrees to increase monthly allowance for low-paid workers
In total, including their salary, workers must receive no less than 2.5 million kip per month (US$113).