Laos Revokes Import Licences of Six Vehicle Companies Amidst Environmental and Economic Measures
Laos' Ministry of Industry and Commerce has revoked the import licences of six vehicle-importing companies, effective October 14. While no specific reasons were provided, the move is seen in conjunction with broader measures to restrict fossil fuel vehicle imports and protect foreign currency reserves.
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