Vietnam's Top Leader Embarks on State Visits to Australia and New Zealand
General Secretary and President To Lam, Vietnam's top leader, has begun state visits to Australia and New Zealand. The visits aim to strengthen bilateral ties, particularly deepening the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership with both nations.
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