Laos-Vietnam Railway Construction Could Begin by the End of 2023
The construction of Laos-Vietnam Railway may start at the end of this year or early next year according to its developer.
Read moreThe construction of Laos-Vietnam Railway may start at the end of this year or early next year according to its developer.
Read moreLao Airlines is set to bring back flight going to Danang.
Read moreThe government of Vietnam funded the construction of school in Huaphan, Laos.
Read moreVietnamese Prime Minister has approved plans to import electricity with a total capacity of 2,689MW.
Read moreThe railway, estimated to cost US$5 billion, is a proposed line that the Lao and Vietnamese governments have agreed to jointly develop. It would enable landlocked Laos to access the deep seaport – the closest feasible seaport to Vientiane.
Read moreThe government is discussing the planned route of an expressway running from Vientiane through Xaysomboun, Xieng Khuang and Huaphan provinces to the Vietnamese border.
Read moreThailand is Laos’ largest trading partner but the country’s main export markets continue to be China and Vietnam.
Read moreRecent meeting of Southeast Asian nations’ leaders underlined Hanoi’s push to restore strong ties with its old neighboring allies
Read moreThe Lao and Vietnamese governments are considering the feasibility of building an expressway linking Vientiane to Hanoi, with assistance from the government of Japan.
Read moreLaos recorded a trade surplus of US$42 million in February even though the value of goods sold to the country’s two main trading partners, China and Vietnam, dropped compared to January.
Read moreThe building highlights Vietnam’s desire to prevent Laos from spiraling off into China’s orbit.
Read moreXekong province will open its first international border crossing with Vietnam next month to ease the movement of goods and people between the two countries.
Read moreSource: RFA Up to eight people were killed or injured in a blast at a checkpoint on the Laos-Vietnam border
Read moreMigrants from China, Myanmar, and Vietnam are increasingly entering Laos by boat and through lightly-guarded border crossings, avoiding more heavily inspected international checkpoints
Read moreBorder guards in central Vietnam are investigating 13 people who paid a smuggling ring to help them enter Laos, and later Thailand, to find jobs.
Read moreVietnamese carriers’ plans to resume international flights next month will come to naught, given fresh Covid-19 outbreaks in Asia and other factors, experts say.
Read moreBusinesses engaged in foreign trade have asked the government to allow imports and exports via local and traditional border checkpoints
Read moreAuthorities have confirmed that the Lao Bao-Dansavan International Checkpoint between Vietnam and Laos in Savannakhet province is open dismissing false reports of its closure on March 19 as fake news.
Read moreAuthorities in northern Laos’ Huaphan province on Sunday (March 15) called for the temporary closure of 10 traditional border crossings with Vietnam
Read moreOn behalf of the Lao Government, the Ministry of Planning and Investment and PetroTrade signed a memorandum of understanding on October 15 to study and complete a detailed design of the railway.
Read moreFrom quiet beaches in Bali to empty rooms in Hanoi’s hotels, pangs from China’s economic malaise and weakening yuan are being felt across Southeast Asia’s vacation belt.
Read moreThe Lao government has announced the temporary suspension of pig and pork product imports from China and Vietnam after African Swine Fever outbreaks in these countries.
Read moreThe Ministry of Health and the World Health Organisation in Laos jointly held a press conference last week to put an end to the rumours concerning the so-called “new mystery disease” that had been circulating on social media.
Many people received updates on Facebook concerning an unidentified illness that struck down about 60 people in Xieng Khuang province this week, causing widespread concern and speculation about this “new” disease.
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