Vietnamese, Lao Provinces Boost Border Cooperation, Wind Power Project Symbolizes Ties
Vietnamese and Lao provinces are strengthening cooperation for economic development and border security. Notably, the 600 MW Monsoon Wind Power Plant in Laos, supplying electricity to Vietnam, symbolizes the economic ties between the two nations.
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