Two Lao Nationals Honoured for Their Contributions to Global Youth Development

17/02/2025 15:16
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KPL A wave of pride is sweeping across the country as two Lao nationals have been honoured with the prestigious TOKEN of LOVE at the World Youth Leadership Conference (WYLC), held in Bangkok, Thailand, on February 10-11, 2025.

Mr. Amphayvanh Souphanthone, President of Mister & Miss Beauty Power Laos Sole Co., LTD 

(KPL) A wave of pride is sweeping across the country as two Lao nationals have been honoured with the prestigious TOKEN of LOVE at the World Youth Leadership Conference (WYLC), held in Bangkok, Thailand, on February 10-11., 2025.
The award recognizes their exceptional contributions to community development, social impact, and leadership excellence on a global scale.
The WYLC, held every three years, brought together participants from 50 countries, with only nine nations honoured for their outstanding efforts in supporting children and youth. Among these, Laos stood out, securing two awards.

The recipients were Mr. Amphayvanh Souphanthone, President of Mister & Miss Beauty Power Laos Sole Co., LTD and President of IMBC Organisation International Cooperations, and Mr. Sopha Inthavongsa, a dedicated advocate for children's welfare.
The Lao delegation showcased innovative projects addressing critical local challenges, including improving access to education, promoting environmental sustainability, and preserving cultural heritage. Their initiatives aligned seamlessly with the conference’s mission to empower young leaders to drive positive change worldwide.

Mr. Sopha Inthavongsa

In an interview with the Lao News Agency on February 15, Mr. Amphayvanh Souphanthone expressed his gratitude, stating, “This award is a testament to the potential of youth to make a difference. We are committed to continuing our efforts to inspire and uplift our communities, both locally and globally.”
He emphasized that the award reflects their contributions to supporting children and youth in developing their personalities, abilities, and confidence to express themselves on regional and international platforms. Additionally, their work has helped underprivileged children gain access to education and supported development in disadvantaged communities.
Mr. Sopha Inthavongsa, the other awardee, has been a prominent figure in promoting children's welfare and education for many years. His dedication has earned him recognition both domestically and internationally, with numerous achievements that have garnered respect and acknowledgment worldwide.

The TOKEN of LOVE symbolizes compassion, unity, and the power of youth-led initiatives to create a better future. This recognition not only highlights the growing influence of Lao youth in global leadership but also underscores the importance of their work in fostering sustainable development and cross-cultural collaboration.
The Lao delegation’s success at the WYLC serves as an inspiration to young leaders across the nation, demonstrating that with dedication and innovation, they can make a meaningful impact on the world stage.

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