As Laos becomes an increasingly important logistics and transport connector linking Southeast Asia, China and Europe, the shipment of freight through the country is very beneficial due to the cost-effective services provided and bolsters opportunities, the developer of the Thanaleng Dry Port told a Malaysian Minister. Dato’ Seri Diraja
The Managing Director of Laos’ Thanaleng Dry Port, Sakhone Philangam (right), and Group Managing Director and CEO of Mutiara Perlis Sdn Bhd (MPSB Company) Mr Wan Ahmad Azheed Wan Mohamad (left) on Tuesday display signed Memorandums of Collaboration between the two entities, after the signing was witnessed by the
The Thanaleng Dry Port has pumped as much as 30 billion kip into the state budget over the past year, the project developer said on Sunday. The dry port’s Managing Director, Mr Sakhone Philangam, delivered a report to mark the first anniversary of the project (December 4, 2021 –
Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs of the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste, Eng. Joaquim Amaral, and his delegation on Tuesday visited the Thanaleng Dry Port in Vientiane to learn how Laos’ first integrated logistics facility can deliver cost-effective services. With landlocked Laos on track to becoming a comprehensive regional land
Though rail networks, Mongolia can now enjoy improved logistics and transport links with Southeast Asia through Laos and its Thanaleng Dry Port, where cost-effective logistics are now available A high-level delegation from Mongolia on Friday visited the Thanaleng Dry Port in Vientiane to learn how Laos’ first integrated logistics
A Sanitary and Phytosanitary (SPS) service centre will be set up at the Thanaleng Dry Port following the signing of an agreement on Monday. The SPS service centre will speed up the shipment of farm products in response to the growing need for faster logistics and transport through the
