Australia Reaffirms Partnership with Laos to Boost Economic Resilience and Sustainable Development
Australia reaffirmed its longstanding partnership with Laos, pledging an estimated AUD64.4 million in Official Development Assistance (ODA) for 2026-27. The support aligns with Laos' national priorities of poverty reduction and rural development, focusing on sectors like public financial management, agriculture, and education to foster economic resilience and sustainable growth.
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