Vientiane: In his message, sent on June 26, President Thongloun said he was deeply saddened by the tragedy and expressed his heartfelt sympathy to the Government and people of Venezuela, particularly the families of those who lost loved ones or were affected by the disaster. According to Lao News Agency, President Thongloun conveyed profound condolences and sincere sympathy on behalf of the Government and people of the Lao People's Democratic Republic. The message extended to the Government and people of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, with a specific mention of the families of the victims affected by the natural disaster. President Thongloun also expressed confidence in the leadership of Acting President Delcy RodrÃguez and the resilience of the Venezuelan people. He noted that with the support of the international community, Venezuela would successfully overcome the aftermath of the disaster and restore the livelihoods of affected communities at the earliest opportunity. The message underscored Lao s' solidarity with Venezuela during this difficult period and reaffirmed the close friendship between the two countries.
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