Vietnam Firms Ink Deals for Property, Smart Farming Projects in Laos
Laotian and Vietnamese firms have signed agreements for property development and smart farming projects, set to commence in 2026. Aiming to boost cooperation in urban development and high-tech agriculture, these initiatives are expected to contribute to Laos' economic growth and infrastructure.
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