- China provides medical supplies to Laos worth CNY10 million
The China-Asia Economic Development Association and Asia economic development and investment company have provided medical supplies and vaccines worth more than CNY10 million to the Ministry of Health. A ceremony to hand over the supplies, held in Vientiane on May 16, was attended by Prime Minister Sonexay Siphandone and Minister of Health Dr Bounfeng Phoummalaysith.........More>>>
- Laos’ job market continues to evolve amid high cost of living
Inflation in Laos is undermining living standards and reshaping the labour market, according to the latest World Bank Household Monitoring Survey.
As prices rise, more individuals are entering the workforce, but with wages failing to keep pace with inflation, many are turning to self-employment or seeking work abroad to support their families......More>>>
- Luang Prabang beefs up preparations for Green Destination certification
Luang Prabang, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1995, is stepping up efforts to secure the prestigious Tourism Destination Award from the Green Destination Organisation by finalising key documentation and ensuring compliance with evaluation criteria....More>>>
- MmoneyX launches Lao QR code to ease payments, boost digital economyMmoneyX, Laos’ leading digital financial platform, has launched the Lao QR scan payment system, offering users a convenient, fast, and secure way to make cashless transactions and helping drive the country’s digital economy forward.
With the new service integrated into the MmoneyX app, users can now scan QR codes to pay for goods and services at stores, transfer funds, and manage everyday spending without carrying cash.....More>>>
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- Ireland helps Lao women farmers weather the effects of climate change
The Government of Ireland has announced support for a project to improve food and nutrition security and promote climate resilience, with a focus on empowering women engaged in agriculture in Laos. The Ambassador of Ireland to Laos, Deirdre Ní Fhallúin, on Friday announced funding from Ireland of 400,000 Euro to the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) in Vientiane......More>>>
- Fire burns five houses in Champassak
A fire broke out in Yaisafai village, Xanasomboun district, Champassak province, last week, damaging or destroying five houses.
Village Chief Mr Kibuathong Phisanoukan said the fire occurred at 18:14 on May 14, with two of the dwellings suffering minor damage but three being gutted by the flames.......More>>>
- Handmade flower art using Japanese soil gaining popularity in Laos and abroad
Ornate flower decorations made from special soil imported from Japan are getting lots of attention from both Lao and foreign customers. These beautiful flowers are carefully shaped and transformed into stunning hand-painted wooden arrangements by skilled Lao artisans and are quickly gaining popularity.....More>>>
- Provincial units upgraded to boost local eye health services
In a major step towards improving eye health services, provincial eye health units have received significant upgrades through the provision of essential diagnostic equipment.
This development aims to enhance the quality and increase the capacity of eye examinations and diagnoses, particularly for detecting intraocular pressure and diabetic eye disease at the local level.......More>>>
- Govt aiming for 73kg per capita supply of meat, fish, and eggs this year
The Livestock and Fisheries Department of the Agriculture and Forestry plans to increase the production of meat, fish and eggs to 577,000 tonnes this year, which it is estimated would provide a combined 73kg of these basic food items to each person in the country.A report from the department outlines its aim to produce 284,600 tonnes of meat, 237,000 tonnes of fish, and 55,400 tonnes of eggs.......More>>>
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