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European Union (EU) Ambassador to Laos Ina Marciulionyte (left) bid farewell to Minister of Information, Culture, and Tourism Suanesavanh Vignaket on July 11. The minister congratulated the diplomat for completing her role in Laos with successes, which contributed to enhancing the relations and cooperation between the EU and Laos. |
German Ambassador to Laos Ms Annette Knobloch (left) last week meets the Minister of Public Works and Transport Mr Ngampasong Muongmany for talks on the upgrade of National Highway No. 6 and repairs to rural roads in Xieng Khuang, Huaphan, Luang Namtha, Oudomxay, Bokeo, Xayaboury, Attapeu, Saravan, Khammuan and Savannakhet provinces under the Rural Development Programme, of which Phases 3 and 4 are currently being implementing, and plans are being made for Phase 5. |
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Deputy Minister of Health, Dr Phayvanh Keopaseuth, representative of Oudomxay province’s Health Department, representatives of the province, KOFIH and officials on Saturday attend handover ceremony of provincial Hospital Laboratory for help to treat the people. The construction’s cost worth US$64,879.89, funded by KOFIH. The construction was begun from February to June. --Photo Pasaxon |
Ministry of Foreign Affairs Briefs Ambassadors on Preparations for the 57th ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Meeting on Friday, Under the leadership of Mr Chatoulong Bouasisavath, Director General of the ASEAN Department, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs held a comprehensive briefing for ambassadors on preparations for the 57th ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Meeting and related events. Key topics included meeting venues, accommodation, transportation services, procedures for international participation, airport preparations, media center readiness, and other strategic plans. |
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The Korean Civil Society Cooperation Programme hosts a meeting at the Crowne Plaza Vientiane on July 15, with the aim of improving the Public-Private Partnership Programme. The conference was organised by the KOICA Office in Laos, with attendees including representatives of 11 organisations, Korean NGOs and private associations that oversee the execution of KOICA projects in Laos. The main goals of the conference were to enhance the project management capacity of KOICA’s civil society cooperation programme, discuss current challenges and achievements, and share the next plans for 2024. The Country Director of KOICA, Mrs Myung-Jin Kim, said that in order for KOICA to manage the demanding and complicated difficulties associated with the development process, it needs more active involvement from private partners, and optimism that the collaboration of civil society organisations with diverse areas of competence can address development issues and create a synergistic effect. In order to support Laos’ sustainable development, the KOICA Office in Laos will continue to support collaboration between NGOs. --Photo KOICA |
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