Laos moves further to promote domestic production


VIENTIANE: The Lao government is enhancing the competitiveness of domestic companies from various industrial and manufacturing sectors to implement a self-reliant economic model and expand exports.

During the Made in Laos 2024 fair, the government awarded trophies to outstanding companies that have improved or developed their products to national and international standards, as part of efforts to promote local products and boost exports.

Laos' National Quality Award, a national-level honour, was presented to companies in Laos to promote and encourage the rapid development of businesses, ensuring they become more competitive and recognised internationally, Lao National Radio on Friday (Oct 40 quoted Director General of the Department of Standardization and Metrology under the Lao Ministry of Industry and Commerce Viengthong Vongthavilay as saying at the event.

"This is the first ever Lao national quality standard award, given to various outstanding companies. It prioritises and promotes domestic firms that are significantly engaged in local production and aspire to grow their export capabilities," said Viengthong.

A total of 12 companies were awarded trophies. Of these, eight companies received golden trophies, while the remaining were awarded silver trophies. - Xinhua

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!
Laos , local , production , fair

Next In Aseanplus News

Malaysia expects 1.5 million tourist arrivals from India this year
Agriculture ministry partners with Chinese firms in prevention of livestock diseases
Cows found dead near polluted river; Cambodian ministry warns of ‘strict’ action against mining company
Japan idol posts belly photo, asks fans to retouch for more flattering look, sparks debate
Eight months’ jail for man who gave over S$190,000 in bribes to then Singapore zoo director
'Plain madness' - Digging through Hong Kong’s disaster site left rescuers wanting to cry
‘Superbugs’ surge to record levels in South Korea, with infections near 45,000
Deadly cyclone dents Sri Lanka’s peak tourism season
Flooding kills two as Vietnam hit by dozens of landslides
Cremation of Thai journalist halted after suspicious autopsy; doubts raised over possible poisoning

Others Also Read