Vietnam's Top Leader Meets Former Japanese PM Aso Taro
Vietnamese President and General Secretary To Lam met with former Japanese Prime Minister and LDP Vice President Taro Aso during his official visit to Japan. Both sides reportedly exchanged views on strengthening bilateral relations.
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