National Assembly Celebrates 29 Years of Media Operations and 1,000th Edition of People’s Representatives Newspaper
Key officials honour the media's role in connecting parliament with the public and promoting transparency.
On December 27, the National Assembly commemorated 29 years of its media operations and celebrated the milestone publication of the 1,000th edition of the People’s Representatives Newspaper in a ceremony held in Vientiane. The event brought together government officials, journalists, and representatives from various media outlets.
National Assembly President Saysomphone Phomvihane praised the media's dedication to bridging the gap between legislative activities and the public, emphasizing the importance of accurate reporting in fostering public trust and understanding of national policies. He highlighted the resilience of journalists working in challenging and remote areas, acknowledging their vital contributions to socio-economic development.
President Saysomphone encouraged continued cooperation between state media and various sectors to strengthen communication efforts. He also urged journalists to uphold professional integrity, adapt to the evolving media landscape, and embrace innovation to enhance the quality of parliamentary communications.
The event concluded with a call for media professionals to remain vigilant, proactive, and committed to delivering reliable information that serves the interests of the Lao people.
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National Assembly President Saysomphone Phomvihane praised the media's dedication to bridging the gap between legislative activities and the public, emphasizing the importance of accurate reporting in fostering public trust and understanding of national policies. He highlighted the resilience of journalists working in challenging and remote areas, acknowledging their vital contributions to socio-economic development.
President Saysomphone encouraged continued cooperation between state media and various sectors to strengthen communication efforts. He also urged journalists to uphold professional integrity, adapt to the evolving media landscape, and embrace innovation to enhance the quality of parliamentary communications.
The event concluded with a call for media professionals to remain vigilant, proactive, and committed to delivering reliable information that serves the interests of the Lao people.
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