
Laos Thanks Japanese Volunteers for 60 Years of Development Support, Seeks Continued Assistance
The Lao government has expressed deep gratitude to Japanese volunteers for their development support spanning over 60 years. Praising their contributions in rural development, health, education, and agriculture, Laos requested Japan to continue dispatching skilled professionals and facilitating technology transfer.
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