30th May 2025 post by MOIT Vietnam

The Government of Laos has reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to the joint strategic project for the extraction and processing of potash minerals — a landmark initiative that has the potential to reshape not only bilateral trade but also the strategic cooperation framework between Vietnam and Laos. Pledging to continue creating favorable conditions for the Vietnam National Chemical Group (Vinachem), the Lao Government has underscored that this venture is more than an economic investment; it is a testament to the enduring friendship and political solidarity between the two nations.

29th May 2025 post by MOIT Vietnam

In a world increasingly defined by shifting alliances and global unpredictability, the enduring partnership between Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia shines as a beacon of resilience, trust, and vision. The trilateral summit held on May 26 marked not just a diplomatic milestone, but a reaffirmation of an unbreakable bond forged through history, strengthened by shared aspirations, and sustained by strategic foresight.

28th May 2025 post by MOIT Vietnam

From 17 to 21 July 2025, the capital city of Vientiane, Laos, will host the Vietnam–Laos Trade Expo 2025 (VIETLAO EXPO 2025)—a major annual event that has become a hallmark of bilateral economic cooperation. This year’s expo will feature 250 booths, including 120 booths representing nearly 80 Vietnamese enterprises, showcasing a wide spectrum of products and services.

26th May 2025 post by MOIT Vietnam

In a powerful reaffirmation of an enduring friendship that has withstood the tests of time and history, Vietnamese President Lương Cường embarked on his inaugural state visit to Laos—an event not only charged with diplomatic significance but also laden with emotion, symbolism, and strategic purpose.

26th May 2025 post by MOIT Vietnam

In an atmosphere of warmth, openness, and mutual trust, the Prime Ministers of Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos gathered for a working breakfast to chart new pathways for deepened cooperation. Their exchanges ranged from economic growth to regional security, underscoring both the timeless bonds of friendship and the urgent need for practical collaboration in a rapidly changing world.