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Vietnam and Laos Coordinate to Advance Investment Projects in Laos
Vietnam and Laos Coordinate to Advance Investment Projects in Laos
The article highlights coordination between Vietnam and Laos to address difficulties and accelerate investment projects in southern Laos, including Viet Phuong Group’s bauxite–alumina complex in Sekong Province.
Dakcheung Bauxite–Alumina Project: Strengthening Vietnam–Laos Cooperation and Promoting Growth
Dakcheung Bauxite–Alumina Project: Strengthening Vietnam–Laos Cooperation and Promoting Growth
VietnamPlus highlights the role of the Dakcheung Bauxite–Alumina Project in promoting industrial development, creating jobs, improving infrastructure in southern Laos, and strengthening Vietnam–Laos economic cooperation.
Chairwoman of Viet Phuong Group: Energy Cooperation Supports Laos’s Sustainable Economic Development
Chairwoman of Viet Phuong Group: Energy Cooperation Supports Laos’s Sustainable Economic Development
Cong Thuong Newspaper highlights Viet Phuong Group’s investment activities in Laos in the bauxite–alumina and energy sectors, contributing to stronger Vietnam–Laos economic cooperation and sustainable development.
Profile of a Vietnamese Group Planning a USD 1 Billion Bauxite Investment in Laos
Profile of a Vietnamese Group Planning a USD 1 Billion Bauxite Investment in Laos
The article provides an overview of Viet Phuong Group and its key investment areas, highlighting its approximately USD 1 billion bauxite mining and alumina production project in Laos.
Community Culture in Dakcheung, Sekong, Laos
Community Culture in Dakcheung, Sekong, Laos
Dakcheung, Sekong, is home to diverse ethnic communities whose languages, beliefs, handicrafts and traditions shape the identity of southern Laos’s highlands and support sustainable development.
Dakcheung – A Border Highland on the Vietnam–Laos Connectivity Corridor
Dakcheung – A Border Highland on the Vietnam–Laos Connectivity Corridor
Dakcheung is a mountainous border district in Sekong Province, shaped by highland landscapes, local communities and Vietnam–Laos connectivity, with potential for agriculture, energy and cross-border development.