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The China-Laos Railway’s recent opening is revolutionizing Laos’ rubber industry, offering producers unprecedented market access. Rubber tapper Phet Jaidee’s improved livelihood reflects the economic growth spurred by this new link.
The China-Laos Railway is revolutionizing Laos’ rubber industry, providing producers like Phet Jaidee with unprecedented market access and boosting economic growth across the nation.
The China-Laos Railway is revolutionizing Laos’ rubber industry, transforming lives like that of rubber tapper Phet Jaidee by providing unprecedented market access and ushering in a new era of economic growth.
The opening of the China-Laos Railway has revolutionized Laos’ rubber industry, transforming lives of producers like Phet Jaidee by providing unprecedented market access and boosting economic growth.
Laos is transforming into a regional connectivity hub as it prepares to chair ASEAN in 2024, aiming to enhance regional ties without compromising strategic autonomy amid global rivalries.
Hong Kong SAR Chief Executive John Lee’s official visit to Laos strengthens cooperation, resulting in 12 new agreements across various sectors, including trade, education, and tourism.
China, Russia, and Laos held their first trilateral foreign ministers’ meeting in Vientiane, pledging to strengthen cooperation and promote regional security and stability.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi will attend key ASEAN meetings in Laos from July 25 to 27 and pay an official visit, the Chinese Foreign Ministry announced on Tuesday.
Laos plans to plant 34 million trees in 2024 to boost forest cover to 70% by 2025, engaging communities nationwide in reforestation efforts.
Laos, with support from the UN Development Program and the Global Environment Fund, is launching a project to reduce the use of harmful pesticides, promoting safer agricultural practices nationwide.
Between 1964 and 1973, Laos endured one of history’s heaviest bombing campaigns by the U.S. military. This article explores the lasting impact of unexploded ordnance on the nation’s people and land.
The serene villages of northern Laos are threatened by hidden unexploded bombs left from past conflicts. Communities like Xieng Khouang grapple with the dangers beneath their feet.
Laos will implement a new Capital Flow Management System by February 2024 to enhance monitoring of foreign currency flows, aiming to boost economic stability and encourage international trade.
The China-Laos Railway is transforming Laos into a crucial hub for trade and investment, with companies like Speed Lao leveraging new cross-border transportation opportunities to boost regional commerce.
The China-Laos Railway empowers Laotian women like Somphone Inleuangsy, one of the first female train drivers, symbolizing new opportunities and progress in Southeast Asia.