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RE: Sunset by the MaeNam Khong River. Laos is on the other side. This river marks the ...
Thank you. I copied and pasted that information. It'll come in handy when I need it.♥
Thank you. I copied and pasted that information. It'll come in handy when I need it.♥
I have quickly looked at the prospect of Korean investment in Laos and Thailand.
Some interesting push for Korean investment in Thailand is much more promising than in Laos.
http://www.thaiauto.or.th/2012/news/news-detail.asp?news_id=4252
https://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/news/article/article.aspx?aid=3067183
It seems there should be more job opportunities in Thailand than in Laos. Normally, companies dealing with industrial or manufacturing business would be set up in Industrial Parks outside Bangkok. Big companies would be near the port area in Chonburi, one hour’s drive from Pattaya. The executives offices should usually locate in Bangkok or in the suburb.
What’s happen between America and China will change the logistics for many manufacturing industries in SE Asia. Things are so dynamic! Lots of opportunity in the future too!
Good luck.
This may be of interest to you, Crossing to Laos.
http://www.travelographie.com/overland-border-crossing-thailand-travel-to-laos/
There’s a company called Geontech Ltd. and Korea Environmental Corporation signing an MOU with local electrical supply authority to build a power plant, in Udon Thani province.
https://mgronline.com/local/detail/9620000059179
The source is in Thai language only.
This gives you some idea that the north-east of Thailand will become a big hug in the near future, connecting several countries in Asia via railways and new road systems. It’s part of a connection to One Belt One Road.