BANGKOK (NNT) - Thailand’s Prime Minister, Srettha Thavisin, is set to visit Lao People’s Democratic Republic (Lao PDR) on October 30, 2023. The visit comes at the invitation of the Lao PDR’s Prime Minister, Sonexay Siphandone. The trip aims to bolster bilateral ties and underscore the strategic partnership for growth and sustainable development between the two neighboring countries.

 

During his time in Lao PDR, the Thai Prime Minister will participate in several high-level meetings. He is scheduled to have a bilateral discussion with Prime Minister Sonexay Siphandone. In addition to this, he will meet with Thongloun Sisoulith, who serves as both the President of the Lao PDR and the General Secretary of the Lao People’s Revolutionary Party. Another meeting is lined up with Xaysompone Phomvihane, the President of the National Assembly of the Lao PDR.

 

A highlight of the official visit is the inauguration of the Vientiane Train Station, also known as Khamsavath. Both Prime Ministers will preside over the opening ceremony. This new train station is a significant joint project between Thailand and the Lao PDR, facilitated through the Neighbouring Countries Economic Development Cooperation Agency (NEDA).

 

Overall, the upcoming visit aims to reinforce the long-standing relationship between Thailand and the Lao PDR. It is expected to focus on enhancing cooperation and setting a foundation for future growth and sustainable development. Through this visit, both countries are seeking to fortify their ties in various sectors, setting the stage for collaborative initiatives down the line.

 

By Na-ark Rojanasuvan

 

Full story: NNT 2023-10-27

 

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Someone should explain to him what the D stands for in PDR.

Why no photos of the train station? 

29 minutes ago, scorecard said:

Why no photos of the train station? 

You don't know, how a Trainstation looks

Hell no,never in my 78 years seen a train station.

 

My point is that the report is about a new train station, surely obvious that a photo would be appropriate.

4 hours ago, scorecard said:

Why no photos of the train station? 

 

The new Vientiane Railway Terminus. There will be no HST service onwards to Bangkok for many years.

 

 

Note: no English language, just Laotian and Chinese.

 

Edited October 28, 20232 yr by Burma Bill
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4 hours ago, scorecard said:

Why no photos of the train station? 

 

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Peace with its communist neighbor should progress until the Thais give Laos high speed rail access to the sea. 

I find the total hpocrcicy of countries that are 1 party states to include the letter D in their title because there is none a complete joke.

It's shut up or be arrested.

Unfortunately the corrupt Muppets seem, so far, to be able subdue the populace.

 

But didn't Laos have to sign over land to the Chinese for this to be built and aren't they asking Thailand to do the same?

16 hours ago, Burma Bill said:

 

The new Vientiane Railway Terminus. There will be no HST service onwards to Bangkok for many years.

 

 

Note: no English language, just Laotian and Chinese.

 

 

15 hours ago, PETERTHEEATER said:

 

I have to say, I know which one I would prefer to ride on!