Laos and UN Endorse $510 Million Cooperation Framework for 2027-2031
The Lao government and the United Nations have endorsed a five-year cooperation framework worth approximately $510 million for 2027-2031, focusing on improving people's well-being, promoting sustainable development, and strengthening governance.
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