On September 5, South Korean President Moon Jae-in and Lao President held a meeting in Vientiane. During this period, an unexpected scene happened: a white dog suddenly appeared, stepped on the red carpet, and walked past everyone. The two leaders looked a little surprised.
Mysterious white dog broke in (Yonhap News Agency)
According to South Korea's "Joongang Daily" report on the 6th, Moon Jae-in's trip is the first state visit to Laos by a South Korean president. On the 5th, he visited the Mekong River Comprehensive Management Project in Vientiane and delivered a speech, talking about the three major plans for common prosperity between South Korea and the countries along the Mekong River Basin.
The people present were a little surprised
The uninvited guest appeared just before Moon Jae-in spoke. The white dog was neither on a leash nor wearing a sign, so he apparently broke in on his own.
It is reported that since the venue is located outdoors, the security check is stricter than indoors, and all personnel can enter with special certificates. So the appearance of this white dog surprised the attendees.
On the 5th, leaders of South Korea and Laos planted trees along the Mekong River (Yonhap News Agency)
According to Yonhap News Agency, Moon Jae-in issued the "Korea-Mekong Vision" that day, saying South Korea hopes to prosper together with the Mekong River basin countries and transplant the "Han River Miracle" into the "Mekong River Miracle."
Moon Jae-in attended a meeting on the banks of the Mekong River (Yonhap News Agency)
The river bank management project that Moon Jae-in visited that day was to renovate embankments on the section of the river that flows through the center of Vientiane. The project to build the park was funded by the Korean Government’s External Economic Cooperation Fund (EDCF). Lao President Bounnhang Bounnhang said that the project prevented floods, opened up a resting place for Vientiane residents, and made a significant contribution to improving people's quality of life, and expressed his gratitude to South Korea.