Top Vietnamese Leader Meets Danish King and Queen, Deepening Green Strategic Partnership
Vietnamese General Secretary and President To Lam met with King Frederik X and Queen Mary of Denmark in Copenhagen. Marking 55 years of diplomatic ties, both nations affirmed expanding economic and investment cooperation and the progress of their "Green Strategic Partnership" established in 2023.
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