Vietnam's President Meets Japanese Business Leaders to Boost Investment and Cooperation
During his official visit to Japan, Vietnamese President To Lam met with leaders of major Japanese corporations and the Japan Business Federation (Keidanren) in Tokyo. The discussions focused on promoting investment in Vietnam and strengthening bilateral economic cooperation. This highlights Vietnam's strategic emphasis on foreign investment, particularly from Japan, to sustain its economic growth.
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