NA Sets 2027 Goals: 32 Laws, 30% Complaint Resolution
The National Assembly of Laos has announced its 2027 work plan, aiming to draft or amend 32 laws and resolve 30 percent of public petitions. The initiative seeks to bolster legislative and oversight functions and improve responsiveness to citizen concerns, acknowledging past delays and processing challenges.
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