Canada Names Lao Woman as 'Diplomat for a Day'
The Canadian Embassy in Laos recognized Thidaphone Nhongvongsithi as its 'Diplomat for a Day' on International Day of the Girl Child. Selected for her vision and leadership potential, she gained exposure to diplomacy and public service.
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