An earthquake with a magnitude of 3.6 struck northern Laos’ Phongsaly province on Friday morning, with no casualties …
Laos to expand durian farming to support commercial fruit industry
VIENTIANE: A large-scale durian cultivation project will be launched in southern Laos’ Attapeu province, covering hundreds of hectares of land to support the government’s push for commercial fruit …
Amata busy preparing new industrial estate in Laos
Lao authorities approved Amata’s plan to develop industrial land spanning 20,000 rai. “We will develop 600 rai in the first phase,” said Varong Tangpraprutgul, managing director of Amata City Lao Co.
Economic woes in Laos drive workers overseas
Economic woes in Laos drive workers overseas. Continuing financial hardship is the main reason why skilled Lao workers are seeking jobs in other countries, even though the governm …
Economic woes in Laos drive workers overseas
Economic woes in Laos drive workers overseas. Continuing financial hardship is the main reason why skilled Lao workers are seeking jobs in other countries, even though the governm …
PM reiterates Laos’ green growth commitment at P4G Summit
Prime Minister Sonexay Siphandone has reaffirmed Laos’ commitment to green growth at the 4th P4G Vietnam Summit in Vietnam, where leaders and representatives from more than 40 countries gathered to …
Vientiane Motor Market Sole Co launches BAW brand in Laos
The Vientiane Motor Market Sole Co Ltd (VMM) marked a significant milestone with the launch of BAW vehicles in Laos on March 26 at the Vientiane Eco Motor Expo 2025. The vehicles were launched at a …
Laos focuses on scaling up resilient growth
Laos’ Ministry of Finance, in collaboration with the Asian Development Bank (ADB), organised a workshop on scaling up financing for resilient growth in Laos.
Laos focuses on scaling up resilient growth
Laos’ Ministry of Finance, in collaboration with the Asian Development Bank (ADB), organised a workshop on scaling up financing for resilient growth in Laos.
Trump’s tariffs are hitting China’s friends hard — and giving Beijing a golden opportunity
Cambodia, Laos, and Myanmar were hit with tariffs of 49%, 48%, and 45% respectively.