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Laos Lao People's Democratic Republic

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  • ​Overview

        • Establishment of Diplomatic Relations : Jun.22, 1974 / Severance - Jul.24, 1975 / Reestablishment - Oct.25, 1995
        • Bilateral Trade (2024.9.) : $150 million
          • Exports : $74 million
          • Imports : $76 million
      • Bilateral Investment
        • The ROK's investment in Laos : $1.34 billion(~2024.6.)
        • Laos investment in the ROK : $150 million(~2024.9.)
      • People-to-People Exchanges (2024.9.)
        • Number of Korean visitors to Laos : 136,351
        • Number of Laotian visitors to Korea : 14,977
      • Number of Koreans living in Laos (2023) : 3,291
      • Number of Laotians living in Korea (2024.9.) : 10,520
      • High-level Exchanges
        • From Lao PDR to the ROK
          • Sep.  2013 Chairman of the National Assembly, Pany Yathotou
          • Nov.  2013 President, Choummaly Sayasone
          • Jul.  2014 Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Thongloun
          • Dec.  2014 Prime Minister, Thongsing(ASEAN-ROK Commemorative Summit)
          • Nov.  2019 Prime Minister, Thongloun(ASEAN-ROK Commemorative Summit)
          • Sep.  2022 Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Saleumxay Kommasith
          • Nov.  2024 Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Saleumxay Kommasith
        • From the ROK to Lao PDR 
          • Sep.  2011 Chairman of the National Assembly, Park Hee-tae
          • Nov.  2012 Prime Minister, Kim Hwang-sik(ASEM)
          • Jan.  2015 Chairman of the National Assembly, Chung Ui-hwa
          • Dec.  2015 Prime Minister, Hwang Kyo-ahn
          • Sep.  2016 President, Park Geun-hye(ASEAN Summit)
          • Sep.  2019 President, Moon Jae-in(State Visit)
          • Aug.  2021 Minister of Foreign Affairs, Chung Eui-yong

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