Lao Foreign Ministry Reviews Five-Year Organizational Work, Sets Strategic Priorities for 2026–2030
The Lao Ministry of Foreign Affairs held a conference to review its organizational work over the past five years and set strategic priorities for 2026–2030. Emphasizing strengthening political, ideological, organizational, and technical leadership, personnel development, and dedication to public service, the meeting aligned with directives from the Party Central Committee.
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