Laos is strengthening urban climate resilience through the implementation of a US$6.5 million nature-based solutions project aimed at restoring degraded wetlands and reducing flood risks in Vientiane.

Secretary General of the Lao People’s Revolutionary Party and President of Laos, Mr Thongloun Sisoulith, addresses a meeting on the fulfilment of resolutions adopted by the Party’s 12th National ...

Laos-China Railway drives trade, tourism growth in 2026. The Laos-China Railway continues to play a pivotal role in Laos’ economic development, with both freight and passenger t ...

Japan Alumni of Laos marks 25 years as a living bridge between Laos and Japan ...

Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Mr Maithong Thammavongsa (third right) witnesses the handover of remains of a US serviceman missing in action, alongside other officials at Pakse International ...

Mr Soulysak Thamnuvong (centre), Mr Edi Irwan Mahmud (second left), and Mr Tee Keng Swee (second right), accompanied by Mr Tee Chee Seng and Mr Suresh G Mathavan, cut a ribbon to open the Bank’s new ...

Govt sets agenda for self-reliant economy, sustained development ...

The Lao Federation of Trade Unions has called on business operators to raise the minimum wage, in a bid to help workers struggling to cope the rising cost of living, which is exacerbated by the ...

Govt launches US$37.85m project to tackle pollution, improve waste management ...

Shaping a Human-Centric Future for AI – AI Impact Summit 2026. At a defining moment in human history, the world gathered at ...

The Managing Director of Lao NewPay Technology Joint Venture Co., Ltd., Dr Meksavang Phommaly (left), has a friendly ...

Australia, partners boost food and alcohol safety in Laos ...