Vientiane Committee Reviews 12 Issues Ahead of People’s Assembly Session

05/11/2026 05:06
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KPL The Vientiane Administrative Committee has reviewed 12 key issues for consideration at the upcoming second ordinary session of the Vientiane People’s Assembly, covering public security, urban management, finances and socio-economic development.

The meeting was held at the Vientiane Administrative Office on November 3, chaired by Phokham Xayasone, Vice Chairman of the Vientiane Administrative Committee, and attended by relevant officials.
Phokham said the meeting focused on preparing documents for submission to the Assembly. Officials also reviewed recent work and discussed priorities for November, including preparations for the That Luang Festival.
Among the proposals reviewed were draft regulations defining the security responsibilities of accommodation owners and guests, parking management, emergency assistance and the maintenance of public order in urban and suburban areas. The committee also considered a proposed agreement on land prices.
The meeting reviewed reports on implementation of the 2026 socio-economic development plan and state budget, along with proposed priorities for the 2027 annual plan. Other issues included survey and design work in Naxaythong, Hatxaifong and Pak Ngum districts, as well as rural development and poverty reduction.
Officials also discussed teacher shortages, particularly in Naxay Thong, Sangthong and Pak Ngum districts, and measures concerning mineral resource management and waste disposal.
The committee further considered proposed compensation rates for residents affected by landslides in Thongmang village, Xaythany district, in connection with the operations of Yu Yuan Sua Potash Company Limited.
The meeting also reviewed key developments during October and outlined priorities for the Vientiane administration in November.
 
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