
Laos's 'Land-Linked' Vision Advanced by ASEAN+3 Media Cooperation
Laos shared its strategy to transform from a 'landlocked' to a 'land-linked' nation through infrastructure development and media cooperation at the ASEAN+3 Media Cooperation Forum. Collaboration with China's Belt and Road Initiative is advancing both physical connectivity, like the Laos-China Railway, and mutual understanding via information sharing.
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