Lao Media Accelerates Digital Transformation, Sets Development Agenda
Laos convened its First National Media Conference, prioritizing the acceleration of digital transformation and strengthening of Party leadership within the media sector. This initiative aims to enhance media's role in public education, national unity, and socio-economic development, adapting to the digital era.
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