Lao NEWS on LNTV: Thousands of performers to mark National Day celebrations.13/11/2015
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VO Thousands of performers to
VO Thousands of performers to mark National Day celebrations
INTRO: Laos will enlist some 15,000 people for 48 parades and another 4,000 people for five performing programmes to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the foundation of the Lao PDR early next month. Details with our news team in the special report in the lead up to the 40th anniversary celebration.
STORY: The preparations for the event are now fully-fledged as the date for the official celebration, which will be held at the National Sport Complex in Vientiane, draws closer.
Rehearsals for the national day celebrations have been taking place periodically for several months and most sectors are now spending more time than usual or rehearsing almost every day to ensure everything is prepared as anticipated before the event.
Deputy Minister of Information, Culture and Tourism, Bouangeun Xaphouvong told our news team that “We have increased practicing our parades and programmes, which should be ready before the event.”
Interview: Bouangeun Xaphouvong, Deputy Minister of Information, Culture and Tourism
…. Lao….
The programmes mainly reflect the national pride of the Lao people in protecting and developing their country over the past 40 years and looking towards 202 0 – the year Laos is set to graduate from least developed country status.”
The 48 parades will represent the growth and accomplishments of different sectors in Vientiane and the provinces over the past 40 years.
Interview: Bouangeun Xaphouvong, Deputy Minister of Information, Culture and Tourism
…. Lao….
National Day is a landmark date to reflect on the history of Laos and the ethnic Lao people fighting bravely against foreign colonialists to protect their territory and bring independence and freedom to the Lao people.
History has it that Laos was under the yoke of colonialism and oppression for more than 100 years. The Lao PDR was made possible by the fight and sacrifice of all ethnic Lao people under the leadership of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party which resulted in national liberation on December 2, 1975.
After national liberation, the Party and government put great efforts into the implementation of the foreign policy of peace, independence, friendship and cooperation in a consistent and comprehensive manner in order to further strengthen external relations and carry out international obligations.
This has contributed tremendously to the common cause for peace, friendship, stability, and cooperation for development based on the principles of mutual benefits in the region and the world at large.
Now all Lao people are proud of their independence and the outcomes of their development over the past 40 years. The country's economic growth currently stands at around 7.5 percent and the poverty rate is declining continuously.
INTRO: Laos will enlist some 15,000 people for 48 parades and another 4,000 people for five performing programmes to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the foundation of the Lao PDR early next month. Details with our news team in the special report in the lead up to the 40th anniversary celebration.
STORY: The preparations for the event are now fully-fledged as the date for the official celebration, which will be held at the National Sport Complex in Vientiane, draws closer.
Rehearsals for the national day celebrations have been taking place periodically for several months and most sectors are now spending more time than usual or rehearsing almost every day to ensure everything is prepared as anticipated before the event.
Deputy Minister of Information, Culture and Tourism, Bouangeun Xaphouvong told our news team that “We have increased practicing our parades and programmes, which should be ready before the event.”
Interview: Bouangeun Xaphouvong, Deputy Minister of Information, Culture and Tourism
…. Lao….
The programmes mainly reflect the national pride of the Lao people in protecting and developing their country over the past 40 years and looking towards 202 0 – the year Laos is set to graduate from least developed country status.”
The 48 parades will represent the growth and accomplishments of different sectors in Vientiane and the provinces over the past 40 years.
Interview: Bouangeun Xaphouvong, Deputy Minister of Information, Culture and Tourism
…. Lao….
National Day is a landmark date to reflect on the history of Laos and the ethnic Lao people fighting bravely against foreign colonialists to protect their territory and bring independence and freedom to the Lao people.
History has it that Laos was under the yoke of colonialism and oppression for more than 100 years. The Lao PDR was made possible by the fight and sacrifice of all ethnic Lao people under the leadership of the Lao People's Revolutionary Party which resulted in national liberation on December 2, 1975.
After national liberation, the Party and government put great efforts into the implementation of the foreign policy of peace, independence, friendship and cooperation in a consistent and comprehensive manner in order to further strengthen external relations and carry out international obligations.
This has contributed tremendously to the common cause for peace, friendship, stability, and cooperation for development based on the principles of mutual benefits in the region and the world at large.
Now all Lao people are proud of their independence and the outcomes of their development over the past 40 years. The country's economic growth currently stands at around 7.5 percent and the poverty rate is declining continuously.
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