i like Japanese and south Korea. Because these 2 countries are sucessful in Tech and have an interesting culture too
1. when they come we will lern a lot business skills from them
2. when they come there will be good compact to Lao toursm too Ex: south Korea invest a lot in Vietnam then Korean people go trevelling in VN is a lot among tourists from another country

1- Japan and France (my country),
because i think those 2 countries are the ones who are the most responsible behaviour toward social and ecological consequences of what they do, among the countries that have good relashionships with Laos

Other countries are, in my point of view, too "dangerous". When they invest money, they just care about getting more money and nothing else. Don't care at all about the bad consequences of what they do

2- maybe we can add singapore and australia, that seems to be not bad too

3- Thailand is important too, because it's close to Laos, easy access through firendship bridges or mekong, close culture (not so so different from laos if you compare with other countries).

1. Thailand
Nop, I think either that Thailande is a good partner but I prefer to see Laos and Thailand, not Thailande in Laos :)
2. China
Yeah, but I believe that China do bad political influence in Laos. I think thats if China will developping, all ASEAN sticking.
3. Vietnam
Like a China, not really.
4. France
My country too, I want to say "yes" but, "non". Cause, Frenchies are too blabla and they speak but they aren't example, see Censure.
5. Japan
Yes Yes Yes, Japan is a very nice country, they are even the first investisment in Laos no ? I think they are the best partener.
6. India
lol, before helping Laos, they should help people in this country.
8. South Korea
I don't know

1. Laos
2. Laos
3. Laos
4. Laos
5. Laos
6. Laos
7. Laos
8. Laos
9. Laos
10. Laos
11. Bill Gates

FOREVER416 wrote:

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USA
CANADA
JAPAN
ITALY
FRANCE
ENGLAND
KOREA

FOREVER

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lol, USA in the first place...
After bombing Laos, i don't think they want to invest a lot of money in Laos...
They are just good to make war...
And i don't want their poor culture...

USA the richest country? i would rather say the most indebted if you consider public+private debts
$'s value go down and down, and no-one know when it will stop!

Best technology: ok, that's true for most products... but not everything (compare french train and american train, lol... french are much much more high-tech). Japan is also a very strong competitor in this domain

Best movies: we could discuss about this, but in a way, it's true

Best music: i don't agree, there are some good music everywhere in the world.

Best in ecology? certainly not! Northern european countries are learders

Best in production? sorry, now, the world's factory is China

USA used to be the leader of the world, but this time is ending.

China is probably the next leader... but anyway, the world turn into a multipolar world where each part have it's strenghs.

Sorry, but USA don't make me dream ... as it could do 40 years ago
(but my country neither....:( )

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