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Monday, Jan 13, 2025

Laotian President Urges Stronger Efforts for Independent Economic Growth

Thongloun Sisoulith highlights unity and resilience in national development goals.
Laotian President Thongloun Sisoulith has called for intensified efforts to build an independent national economy in his New Year address. Reflecting on 2024, he praised the government and people for overcoming significant challenges and achieving key milestones in executing the 11th Party Congress decisions and advancing the five-year national development plan.

President Thongloun credited these achievements to the unity between the Lao People’s Revolutionary Party, state leadership, and citizens, reinforcing their resolve to pursue national defense and economic progress. He urged the people, along with the army and public security forces, to remain dedicated and contribute their strength and knowledge to strengthening Laos’ economic independence.

The President’s message emphasizes collective responsibility in driving Laos toward sustainable development and self-reliance in the years ahead.

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