Laos, Vietnam review bilateral cooperation, discuss plans for 2025


The Prime Minister of Laos, Dr Sonexay Siphandone (right), greets his Vietnamese counterpart, Pham Minh Chinh, while co-chairing the 47th meeting of the Laos-Vietnam Intergovernmental Committee in Vientiane on January 9, 2025. - Photo: Vientiane Times/ANN

VIENTIANE: Laos and Vietnam demonstrated an unwavering bond and a shared vision for the future as their Prime Ministers co-chaired the 47th meeting of the Laos-Vietnam Intergovernmental Committee, charting a bold path for enhanced cooperation and mutual prosperity in 2025.

The two-day meeting of the Laos-Vietnam Intergovernmental Committee from Thursday (Jan 9) is aimed at further enhancing the friendly relations, special solidarity and comprehensive cooperation between the two neighbouring countries.

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