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Thumbnail On 23 February 2026, Ambassador Elizabeth T. Te and other Embassy personnel visited the Mulberries Center in Vientiane and met with its founder, Ms. Kommaly Chanthavong, to learn about the Center’s work. Ambassador Te commended Ms. Kommaly’s contributions to reviving Lao silk weaving and supporting sustainable livelihoods for farmers, weavers, and artisans in Lao PDR. During the visit, Embassy...
Thumbnail On 12 February 2026, Ambassador Elizabeth T. Te paid a courtesy call on Dr. Santisouk Simmalavong, Minister of Technology and Communications of the Lao PDR, to exchange views on digital transformation and regional cooperation in the technology sector. Ambassador Te congratulated the Lao PDR on the recent release of its national AI report, which was developed in cooperation with UNESCO. She...

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Thumbnail Date:  06 April 2026 To All Interested Parties:   Please be notified that the Resident Election Registration Board (RERB) of the Philippines in Vientiane, Lao PDR will convene at the Conference Room,...
Thumbnail The Philippine Embassy in Vientiane would like to inform the public that it will be closed on the following dates: 02 April 2026 (Thursday) - Maundy Thursday 03 April 2026 (Friday) - Good Friday 09...

COMMUNITY EVENTS

OBSERVANCE OF THE GIRL CHILD WEEK
Friday, 20 March 2026
Thumbnail   The Philippine Embassy in Vientiane joins the Council for the Welfare of Children in the Philippines in celebration of the Protection and Gender-Fair Treatment of the Girl Child Week, or “Girl Child Week,” observed every fourth week of March, which falls on 22-28 March this year, which complements the National Women’s Month celebration every March.    This year's theme is “Katawan Ko, Karapatan Ko:...
2026 NATIONAL WOMEN'S MONTH
Sunday, 01 March 2026
Thumbnail The Philippine Embassy in Vientiane joins the Philippine Commission on Women (PCW) and the Filipino nation in celebrating the 2026 National Women’s Month. This year’s sub-theme “Lead like the Babaylans, Filipinas!” reaffirms that women’s leadership is a fundamental part of Filipino identity. Just like the Babaylans (spiritual leaders - primarily women) in pre-colonial Philippines, women today...
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