Vientiane photo exhibition marks 70th anniversary of Lao People's Revolutionary Party

March 21, 2025 - 21:40

The exhibition offers visitors a journey through history, reflecting on the Party leadership in Laos' revolutionary struggle for national liberation, as well as its role in and contributions to nation-building, development, and recent reforms.

At the exhibition. — VNA/VNS Photo

VIENTIANE — A photo exhibition celebrating the 70th anniversary of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party (LPRP) opened in Vientiane on Friday, displaying hundreds of photographs, documents, and nearly 300 artefacts.

This exhibition serves as an opportunity to educate future generations, particularly young people, about the LPRP’s ideals and inspire them to uphold traditions and to propel their country forward.

Under the leadership of the LPRP, the Lao people achieved a historic victory on December 2, 1975, liberating the country from imperialist and colonial rule and establishing the Lao People's Democratic Republic. — VNS

Thailand emphasises importance of sustainable water management

World

Up to 100,000 people still working at scam centres along Thailand-Myanmar border

World

Blackpink’s Rose maintains No. 6 spot on Billboard’s Hot 100

World

Thailand waives re-entry fees for migrant workers during Songkran holiday

World

Thai Government expands job opportunities for persons with disabilities

World

Chinese authorities issue AI label guidelines to combat the misuse, spread of false information

More on this story

World

Cambodia confident of ‘positive consideration’ under possible Trump visa ban

In recent days, the administration of US President Donald Trump was reportedly planning to issue new travel restrictions on 43 countries.

World

Thailand’s rail transport to boost innovation

The partnership focuses on enhancing the capability of human resources in the rail transport industry and developing rail technology and innovations to reduce reliance on imports.

World

Promising start to Malaysia’s new wage policy

The Progressive Wage Policy (PWP) has given median wages the much-needed boost, with the programme’s participants earning RM200 to RM250 more than current standards, according to the Economy Ministry.

World

Kidney cases in Bangladesh far outstrip doctors and facilities

Medical facilities and the number of specialised doctors for treating kidney patients remain inadequate even though such patients are increasing.

World

ASEAN an important pillar of India's Act East Policy: official

The Senior Officials appreciated progress in the implementation of the 10 Point Proposal of the Indian Prime Minister announced at the 21st ASEAN-India Summit in Laos in 2024 to further strengthen the ASEAN-India Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.

World

Former Philippine President Duterte arrested on ICC warrant

The arrest took place on Tuesday morning (local time), immediately after he arrived at an airport in the capital Manila from Hong Kong.

World

Japan fails to secure US tariff exemption, negotiations to continue at working level

Japan argued that the Asian country should be exempted from the tariffs as the investments by Japanese companies in the US contribute to the economy and job creation.

World

Bhutan launches national strategy to eliminate gender-based violence by 2028

Every two in five women in Bhutan suffer from intimate partner violence while 6.9 percent report experiencing childhood sexual abuse.

World

Singapore to apply AI in elderly care

As Singapore's aging population grows rapidly, projected to reach 25 per cent of the total population by 2030, technology is seen as a key solution to address healthcare workforce shortages.