Vietnam-EU Elevate Strategic Partnership Amidst Growing Cooperation
Belgian media highlights Vietnam and the EU's determination to strengthen ties, focusing on trade, investment, energy, technology, and security. Agreements reached in Brussels pave the way for a more substantive and effective Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.
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