Real World Asset and Laos Ministry of Technology and Communications Collaborate on Web3 Industrialization — Regulatory Sandbox and Stablecoin Discussions Underway
Vice Minister and senior officials to visit Korea on July 23; MOA expected in Q3
The government of Laos is making a full-fledged move to foster the Web3 industry. On July 23, the Ministry of Technology and Communications of Laos will officially visit the RealWorldAsset (RWA) office in Korea to discuss the introduction of a Web3 regulatory sandbox, stablecoins, and other key policy initiatives. The visit marks a critical step toward finalizing an MOA (Memorandum of Agreement) scheduled for the second half of this year.
RealWorldAsset Laos and the Laotian government have already signed an MOU related to the Web3 regulatory sandbox. The upcoming agreement goes beyond simple technological collaboration—it is structured to provide licenses that will allow Web2 companies to safely transition into the Web3 industry. Through this initiative, Laos aims to actively develop its blockchain-based industrial ecosystem and position itself as a hub for international cooperation.
A centerpiece of this collaboration is the Regulatory Sandbox, which enables Web3 companies to test their services under temporarily relaxed regulations. In partnership with RealWorldAsset, the sandbox will support various use cases, including:
- Real-World Asset (RWA) tokenization
- Smart contract-based digital wallets and financial services
- Stablecoin-powered payment infrastructure
Further development toward formal authorization and regulatory integration is also under consideration. Laos intends to accelerate digital transformation across its financial and industrial infrastructure and attract global innovation-driven enterprises.
Stablecoins—emerging as a key instrument in the global digital economy—will also be a main topic during the upcoming meeting. The Laotian government is evaluating stablecoin models as a potential policy tool to improve payment infrastructure and expand financial inclusion through digital assets.
A representative from RealWorldAsset Laos stated,
“This visit by the Laotian government symbolizes more than just technical exchange—it’s a foundational step toward co-developing a regulatory framework that allows existing Web2 companies to safely embrace Web3 under legal protections.”
They added,
“Discussions around stablecoins go far beyond payments. They represent a building block for Laos’s digital economy. RealWorldAsset will serve as a key partner in bringing real-world utility to Web3 technologies.”
This partnership between RealWorldAsset and the Laotian government may serve as a catalyst not just for Southeast Asia, but for the global transition toward decentralized Web3 governance.
