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Laos news agency marks 43rd founding day

Laos news agency KPL held a workshop in Vientiane on Jan. 7 to review achievements and discuss future orientation on the occasion of its 43rd founding day (Jan. 6, 1968).

Laos news agency KPL held aworkshop in Vientiane on Jan. 7 to review achievements and discussfuture orientation on the occasion of its 43rd founding day (Jan. 6,1968).

Over the last 43 years, KPL has developed from a smallnews agency with over 10 reporters and technicians to a larger one withmore than 100 reporters, editors and technicians.

Onthe occasion, KPL’s board of leaders expressed thanks to the VietnameseParty, Government and people, especially the Vietnam News Agency (VNA),for their assistance over the past years.

They said they hopedto receive continued assistance from VNA, particularly in personneltraining and technical infrastructure improving so that KPL is able tomeet the increasing demand for information, contributing to fosteri🔥ngthe Vietnam-Laos special friendship./.

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