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Laos – Vietnam Cooperation Committee opens official portal

The official portal of the Laos – Vietnam Cooperation Committee was put into operation at a ceremony in Vientiane on January 21.
Laos – Vietnam Cooperation Committee opens official portal ảnh 1At the event (Photo: VNA)
Vientiane (VNA) – The official portal of theLaos – Vietnam Cooperation Committee was put into operation at a ceremony inVientiane on January 21.

The site was the outcome of the first phase of a projectsponsored by Startech, a Vietnamese IT company operating in Laos. The secondphase will build a software to serve the committee’s project and administrativemanagement.  

Speaking at the ceremony, Lao Deputy Minister of Planningand Investment and Vice Chairman of the committee Khamphuei Keokinaly stressedthe launch of the website presents an opportunity for the committee to boostits employment of advanced science and technology serving its work in a newperiod.

The website is a tool to spread information on Laos’policies for attracting foreign investors, including those from Vietnam, henoted.

Once completed in December this year, the Startech project isexpected to help the committee digitise its data on operations, investmentpromotion, and management of Vietnam – Laos cooperation projects. It will also facilitateaccess by Vietnamese agencies and firms to information on the two nations’collaboration developments./.

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