China-Laos EV Training Addresses Skills Gap, Boosts Green Transport Drive
A joint China-Laos electric vehicle (EV) technology training program has addressed a critical shortage of specialized mechanics, marking a significant step in promoting EV adoption and green growth in Laos. The training focused on enhancing EV maintenance and repair skills, expected to contribute to the nation's industrial development and energy security.
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