China’s Wang Yi and U.S. Secretary Blinken to Meet in Laos 🇱🇦
China’s senior diplomat Wang Yi is set to meet U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken in Laos during the ASEAN talks, as announced by Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning.
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China, Russia, Laos Unite in First Trilateral Meeting 🇨🇳🇷🇺🇱🇦
China, Russia, and Laos held their first trilateral foreign ministers’ meeting in Vientiane, pledging to strengthen cooperation and promote regional stability and prosperity. A new era of collaboration begins! 🚀
Laos Rides the Rails to Boost Agriculture Exports to China 🌾🚆
Laos is set to boost agricultural exports to China via the new China-Laos Railway, collaborating with international partners to promote sustainable farming and economic growth.
Wang Yi Set to Attend ASEAN Meetings and Visit Laos 🇱🇦
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi will attend key ASEAN meetings in Vientiane from July 25-27 and visit Laos, aiming to strengthen regional ties.
🌳 Laos to Plant 34 Million Trees in 2024 to Boost Forest Cover
Laos is on a mission to plant 34 million trees in 2024, aiming for 70% forest coverage by 2025! 🌱✨
Laos Teams Up with UN to Cut Down Harmful Pesticides 🌱🚫
Laos is joining forces with the UN to reduce harmful pesticides and promote greener agriculture! 🌱🚫
Uncovering Laos’ Secret War: When the U.S. Dropped More Bombs Than WWII 🚀
Discover Laos’ hidden past when the U.S. dropped over 2.5 million tonnes of bombs during the Vietnam War, more than were dropped on Germany and Japan in WWII.
Haunted by War: Hidden Bombs Beneath a Laos Village
In northern Laos, a peaceful village faces hidden dangers beneath its beautiful landscape. Discover how residents confront the haunting legacies of war.
Laos Set to Launch Revolutionary Currency Management System 💰
Laos is gearing up to launch a new system to monitor foreign currency flow, aiming to boost trade and stabilize the economy. The Capital Flow Management System (CMS) is set to go live by February 2024.
Human Rights in China: A Laotian Girl’s Railway Dream
Thanks to the China-Laos Railway, Laotian girl Somphone Inleuangsy becomes one of the first female train drivers in Laos, fulfilling her railway dream.