- PM sets agenda for transport ministry’s Party Congress
Prime Minister Sonexay Siphandone has advised the Ministry of Public Works and Transport to focus on Party unity, leadership renewal, security, infrastructure repair, and modern systems of financial management at the ministry’s upcoming 6th Party Congress. His decisive address, delivered on Tuesday at a meeting of the ministry to mark the end of the 5th term of the ministry’s Party Executive Committee, set a clear tone for future development under the Lao Party’s guidance.......More>>>
- Jewellery contest showcases cultural identity at Lao Gold Festival
A number of well-recognised gold and jewellery designers and artisans showcased their creative talents at a competition held during the inaugural Lao Gold Festival 2025, receiving positive feedback for their exceptional craftsmanship and commitment to cultural preservation...More>>>
- Ring road planned for Luang Prabang to ease traffic congestion
Luang Prabang authorities have taken the first step towards easing transport bottlenecks with the signing of a contract to study the design and possible impacts of a proposed 80-kilometre ring road and a bridge across the Mekong River. .....More>>>
- Saemaul Foundation opens computer classrooms in Pakngum district
The Saemaul Foundation’s Laos Office has inaugurated new computer classrooms at Somsavath School and Don Secondary School in Pakngum district of Vientiane, with the aim of improving digital education opportunities for local students. ....More>>>
- KOLAO Group to introduce Korean dish ‘Dookki Tteokbokki’ in Laos, Cambodia
The KOLAO Group, one of Laos’ leading conglomerates, has announced a strategic partnership with Dareun Co., Ltd., the operator of the internationally recognised Korean food franchise “Dookki Tteokbokki”, to introduce the popular brand to Laos and Cambodia.....More>>>
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Is India a ‘Tariff King’? Not Really
There is a widespread but fallacious perception that India’s tariffs are inordinately high. There are subjective factors when it comes to a country like livability, public courtesy, or even how foreigners are welcomed. But tariffs are quantifiable and there should really be no place for subjectivity.
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Should city authorities ban roadside vendors?
From time to time, the authorities make a concerted effort to remove roadside vendors from Vientiane’s increasingly congested streets, attempting to free up space for both traffic and pedestrians. Vientiane Times.... . More >>>
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