Trade ties to increase further after Canadian ambassador concludes successful visit to Laos


Canadian Ambassador to Laos, Dr. Sarah Taylor paid a a courtesy visit to Dr. Bounfeng Phoummalaysith, Minister of Health. - Laotian Times/ANN

VIENTIANE, July 24: Canadian Ambassador to Laos, Dr. Sarah Taylor, concluded a successful visit to Laos after more than two years’ absence due to the Covid-19 pandemic, reports Laotian Times.

The visit underscored Canada’s ongoing efforts to deepen the Canada-Laos relationship, and included discussion with the Lao government and other interlocutors on key international issues such as the global economic crisis, the war in Ukraine and conflict in Myanmar, the upcoming Asean and APEC ministerial meetings and summits, and how best Canada and Lao PDR can work shoulder-to-shoulder on behalf of our people.

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